Love
The walls can talk...
If walls can talk... why not? It is possible. We do not understand the language they speak. I used to live in a small village and worked as a plasterer for a living. I painted many walls bright white. All I could do, and why so many others did, was sweep everything clean. The reason for this thinking is that one wall spoke to me - yes, it spoke - and made the mother living in that house let me hear its speech. Even thinking about it today gives me Goosebumps.
By Shafi mohamed Syed abdagir3 years ago in Fiction
If Walls Could Talk
Imagine for a moment if the walls around you could speak, what kind of stories would they share? Walls have been witnesses to the world's most significant events, and if they could talk, they would recount tales of triumphs and tragedies, loves and losses, and everything in between.
By Shatrughan Bauri3 years ago in Fiction
Witness to the Past: The Story of the Ballroom Wall
If walls could talk, they would tell you that I was once part of a grand palace, one of the most beautiful in all of Europe. I was the west-facing wall of the ballroom, overlooking the sprawling gardens and the sun setting behind the trees. My bricks were made of the finest clay, each one carefully laid by expert masons.
By Newss Next3 years ago in Fiction
Homesick
If walls could talk, and we do, I would confess my deepest secrets. It's been so long since you've held me that abandonment haunts my every corner. Remember, we were together through thin and thinner until we weren't? You fled the nest, and I stayed because it's all I'm good for. Was the sunshine medicine for your soul like you had hoped? I only really glimpse it through a crack there in the window. But almost every day now, I wish I could follow you.
By Sam Eliza Green3 years ago in Fiction
The Psychology of Mystery: Why We Love to Solve (and Read) Mysteries
Mystery is a genre that has been popular for centuries, captivating readers with stories of crime, intrigue, and puzzles waiting to be solved. From the classic tales of Sherlock Holmes to modern thrillers like "Gone Girl" and "The Girl on the Train," mystery stories have continued to enthrall and fascinate audiences. But what is it about mysteries that draws us in and keeps us hooked? What is the psychology behind our love for solving (and reading) mysteries?
By Raja Shanmuga3 years ago in Fiction
Love that Lasts: A Story of Lifelong Partnership and Enduring Romance
John and Elizabeth met in the fall of 1956 when they were both freshman at a small college in the Northeast. He was from a small town in Maine, and she was from a nearby city. They were both studying English literature, and they bonded over their shared love of the works of Shakespeare and Jane Austen.
By Raja Shanmuga3 years ago in Fiction
