smith

Joined October 2025

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Creative storyteller sharing funny poetry, horror tales, and emotional short stories that inspire, entertain, and connect readers through real feelings and powerful writing.

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The Person Who Never Gave Up on Mornings
Some people are born “morning people.” They wake up like flowers opening to the sun — calm, fresh, smiling. I am not one of those people.
By smith2 months ago in Geeks
The Day I Owed an Apology to My Future Self
I used to think apologies were for people you’d actually met — the colleague you bumped into, the friend you forgot to call, the neighbor whose plant you accidentally drowned. I didn’t realize there was a whole other person deserving an apology: my future self.
By smith3 months ago in Geeks
The Day My Alarm Clock Betrayed Me
It all began on what was supposed to be my “productive day.” I had promised myself: Today, I will wake up early, go jogging, eat a healthy breakfast, and finally arrive to work before my boss does.
By smith3 months ago in Geeks
The Day I Tried to Fix Everything (and Broke Everything Instead)
It all started on a quiet Saturday morning — the kind where the sun shines perfectly, birds sing, and life feels peaceful. Naturally, I decided to ruin it.
By smith3 months ago in Geeks
The Great Laundry Tragedy: How My Socks Started a Civil War
It started with something innocent — a pile of laundry. Now, I know that doesn’t sound dangerous, but trust me, laundry has destroyed stronger souls than mine.
By smith3 months ago in Geeks
The Day My Brain Took a Day Off
There are days when everything goes right — the sun shines, your breakfast tastes amazing, and your hair looks like it’s in a shampoo commercial.
By smith3 months ago in Geeks
The Most Beautiful Thing About Humans
When I was younger, I believed beautiful people were the ones with perfect smiles and movie-style confidence. Then one rainy morning changed everything.
By smith3 months ago in Humans
The Last Bench Learner
The last bench in Room 9B had always been a quiet place — half shadow, half daydream. That’s where Ayaan sat. Not because he wanted to, but because teachers often said, “Sit where you won’t disturb others.”
By smith3 months ago in Education
When My Brain Went on Vacation and Forgot to Tell Me
Have you ever had one of those mornings when your brain simply gives up? Mine didn’t just give up — it resigned, packed its invisible suitcase, and went on a tropical vacation without telling me.
By smith3 months ago in Poets
The Forgotten Queen: The Untold Story of Hatshepsut, Egypt’s First Female Pharaoh
History often favors kings over queens, warriors over diplomats, and men over women. But deep within the sands of ancient Egypt lies the story of a woman who defied all expectations — Hatshepsut, the first female pharaoh who ruled Egypt not as a queen, but as a king.
By smith3 months ago in History

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The Person Who Never Gave Up on Mornings

The Day I Owed an Apology to My Future Self

The Day My Alarm Clock Betrayed Me

The Day I Tried to Fix Everything (and Broke Everything Instead)

The Great Laundry Tragedy: How My Socks Started a Civil War

The Day My Brain Took a Day Off

The Most Beautiful Thing About Humans

The Last Bench Learner

When My Brain Went on Vacation and Forgot to Tell Me

The Forgotten Queen: The Untold Story of Hatshepsut, Egypt’s First Female Pharaoh

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