Love

Lyra's Gift
Once upon a time, in a quaint village nestled in the heart of a lush forest, there lived a young girl named Lyra. She possessed an extraordinary gift—the ability to communicate with animals. From a young age, Lyra had formed deep connections with the creatures of the woods, sharing secrets and stories with them.
By Gbenga Mebawondu3 years ago in Fiction
Nothing Worth Scorn
Even under the veil of the winter night, Felix could easily see the mark in the glass’ reflection. Red as a rotting rose. It hadn’t been the first time she had screamed at him, but yesterday, a malicious strike finally shook the scales from his eyes.
By Tom Siv3 years ago in Fiction
The Egg
You were returning when you passed on It was a fender bender Nothing fascinating in it In any case, all things being equal, he was an executioner
By SANJOY DAS3 years ago in Fiction
Coffee shop me and my girlfriend
Once upon a time, in a charming little town, there was a cozy coffee shop nestled on a quaint corner. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the warm glow of soft lights enticed passersby to step inside and escape the world outside. It was in this delightful coffee shop that a beautiful love story began.
By Tahir qureshi3 years ago in Fiction
A Floral Romance
A young woman by the name of Lily once resided in a picturesque seaside town. She exuded warmth and kindness wherever she went, radiating a bright smile, sparkling green eyes, and a heart full of dreams. Lily worked in a charming flower shop that she had inherited from her grandmother. She spent her days tending to it. Her desire to find a true love grew alongside her passion for flowers.
By MD Ansari3 years ago in Fiction
Falling In Love
Falling in love is a journey that can be both exhilarating and terrifying. It is a journey that I embarked on a few years ago, and it has been one of the most transformative experiences of my life. In this article, I will share my personal story of how I fell in love, what love feels like, and the lessons that I have learned along the way.
By Jessica Ekwubiri3 years ago in Fiction
Memories in the Stars
Ants are crawling up the tree next to me. Some are carrying little leaves, others little twigs and others nothing at all, just along for the ride. Surely they would have some sort of purpose, ants always seemed to operate on just what work needs to be done, so they were probably heading somewhere to do something important.
By Ash Digest3 years ago in Fiction
Lifecycle of Water
Author Notes: This story was inspired and guided by a conversation with ChatGPT. I do embrace and leverage GenAI in my writing practice and will always indicate what role, if any, GAI played in a particular work.
By Kevin Newton3 years ago in Fiction
A Different Time
My cellphone rings, and I already know who it is. Roy is probably trying to drag me down to the country club because we haven't hung out in a while. Roy has always been undeterred by subtle signals.
By Niko Banks3 years ago in Fiction
Playing Doctor
Manny and his balled fists passed by the stethoscope that hung in the window. With the afternoon light glinting off its bell, it appeared to be winking at him. Tauntingly.
By A. Lenae3 years ago in Fiction
My AI Alibi
It had started as minor glitches, or so it seemed. My car's key fob wouldn't work in the train station parking lot, or the smart door locked me out. The company had said some of that was to be expected.
By K. C. Wexlar3 years ago in Fiction
Broken Hearts
I walk in the sunset. It is a burnt red; almost as burnt as my shattered and burning heart. I step on the dead branches below me, and I smell the fire in the air. The wind blows, it is summer, but I feel the chill like winter. I reach the beach and I sit and try to breathe while taking in the beauty of the sea, but today, the sea is black and angry. Its waves thrashed angrily, thundering loudly.
By Carol Ann Townend3 years ago in Fiction