Mashal Haroon
Bio
At 17 years old, I found a way of digging into my soul and drawing my demons in the most beautiful way possible. Poems became my escape and enlightening others of the same treasure, became my goal.
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Global Warming and How to Settle It
However, the terms a worldwide temperature alteration and environmental change are frequently utilized reciprocally, they have various implications. Environmental change portrays long haul shifts in the World's atmospheric conditions, which influence such factors as temperature, stickiness, wind, overcast cover, and precipitation levels. A dangerous atmospheric deviation explicitly alludes to an expansion in the World's normal surface temperatures brought about by human exercises, fundamentally the consuming of non-renewable energy sources.
By Mashal Haroon3 years ago in Humans
Life is a broken mirror
Life is a broken mirror with a lot of faces that you'll never wish to see. It is a face nobody wants to see but everyone needs to see. It is a face that is the most real but seems very fake at once. It is a face that you want to ask, "why?". It is a face that you want to hit until it bleeds but it will always utter the same words of harsh wisdom and only the truth, the one we always ignored and brush under the rug. That dirt that was always there yet never exposed will reveal the dust on our own faces and sometimes the ones we love as well.
By Mashal Haroon3 years ago in Motivation
The Vampire
As Jane woke up, she realized that she was on a train - but she had no idea how she'd gotten there. The train was showing no signs of slowing down. She looked around, trying to get her bearings, but everything was a blur. The only thing she could make out was a dark figure in the corner of the car, watching her intently.
By Mashal Haroon3 years ago in Horror
The Nightmare
Sara wakes up on a train. She has no ticket and no memory of how she got there and the train shows no signs of slowing down. She frantically searches for a way to get off the train, but the doors are locked and there doesn't seem to be any way out. The train speeds through the countryside, Sara growing more and more frantic as she realizes that she's trapped. Suddenly, the train lurches to a stop and the doors fly open. Sara staggers out onto the platform, wondering what happened. She has no idea how she got on the train or where it was going, but she's just glad to be free. There is no one around, and the station is completely dark. Sara starts to walk away, but then she hears a noise behind her. She turns around and sees a man walking towards her. The man starts to speak, but Sara can't understand what he's saying. She starts to back away, but the man grabs her arm and pulls her towards him. Sara screams, but the man covers her mouth and drags her into the darkness. Sara wakes up in a cold sweat. She looks around her room and sees that she's alone. She takes a few deep breaths to calm herself and then gets out of bed. She walks over to the window and looks out at the cityscape below.
By Mashal Haroon3 years ago in Fiction
