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Dear Life
Dear life, thank you for these moments of bliss Once upon a time in a small, quaint village nestled between rolling hills and lush greenery, there lived a young girl named Ella. Ella was known throughout the village for her infectious laughter and unwavering optimism, despite the hardships she had faced in her short life.
By abdo@vocal2 years ago in Writers
Good Habits All Writers Share
Writers have a lot of things in common and the same can be said for some of the habits they share. Now not all of these habits are good habits, such as our levels of procrastination, or how most of us haven't had anything to drink besides caffeinated drinks for longer than we might like to admit.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Words are love
In the tapestry of human connections, words serve as the threads that weave together the fabric of love, understanding, and empathy. From whispered confessions of affection to heartfelt expressions of encouragement, the language we use shapes the very essence of our relationships. In this exploration of the profound impact of words, we delve into the notion that all love is dependent on what and how we communicate with one another.
By The Unknown Penman2 years ago in Writers
Taking a Deep Dive: Part 1
PART 1 - PART 2 Most writers are avid readers. That’s probably stating the obvious. Not every reader is, or wants to be, a writer, but being an avid reader certainly establishes a foundation for anyone who wants to pursue the craft. Someone with a deep and well-rounded appreciation of the written word will often develop an instinct for what works.
By Randy Baker2 years ago in Writers
More Of My Vocal Milestones. Top Story - March 2024.
Introduction Once I hit my 1,900th Vocal post I started equating some with important years for me and in history. I also thought I had done a milestone piece but my last one like that was this, mainly about hitting forty thousand reads and how I did it. Things have changed since then, but you might be a little interested in it.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
Election controversies: Any controversies surrounding elections, including voter fraud allegations or irregularities, tend to generate significant attention.
Title: The Power of Participation: Inspiring Change Through Election Controversies In the tapestry of democracy, elections serve as the sacred thread that binds the aspirations of the people with the promises of their leaders. Yet, within the tapestry, there are often threads of controversy and doubt that threaten to unravel the fabric of trust and integrity. From allegations of voter fraud to disputes over electoral processes, election controversies have the potential to shake the very foundation of democratic principles. However, amidst the chaos and uncertainty, these moments also present an opportunity for reflection, resilience, and renewal of faith in the democratic process.
By Oludotun Babatunde Oyedele2 years ago in Writers
What Are The Best Types Of Firewood To Burn In A Fireplace?. Content Warning.
When it comes to enjoying a warm, cosy fire in your fireplace, the type of Perth firewood you choose can make all the difference. Not all wood is created equal, and some types are definitely better than others for burning in a fireplace. The best firewood provides a long-lasting burn, produces a lot of heat, and creates minimal smoke and creosote build-up. In this article, we’ll explore the best types of firewood to burn in your fireplace to enhance your fire-burning experience.
By Oakford Firewood2 years ago in Writers
From Darkness to Dawn: A Journey of Resilience and Hope
Title: rom Darkness to Dawn: A Journey of Resilience and Hope In the human experience, the journey from darkness to dawn encapsulates a profound narrative of perseverance, transformation, and renewal. It is a testament to the indomitable spirit of the human soul, overcoming adversity and emerging stronger and wiser on the other side. This journey is not merely a physical passage through time, but a profound inner odyssey, where one navigates through the depths of despair to reach the luminous shores of hope and redemption. "Embark on a transformative odyssey from darkness to dawn, filled with resilience and hope."
By Markanthony Uzoaga Chukwuma2 years ago in Writers
How an ancient Tamil song became viral due to a new Malayalam movie. Content Warning.
"Manjummel Boys," a Malayalam film, has dominated the box office. The Chidambaram-directed survival thriller is a hit not only in Kerala but also in Tamil Nadu and other southern states because of its catchy refrain and deft use of cinematography. The film employs the song "Kanmani anbodu kadhalan" from Kamal Haasan's "Gunaa" as a pivotal plot point.
By OfficialNews2 years ago in Writers
Keila’s Korner -
A Bi-weekly article for Proud ViM Productions: My name is Keila -pronounced like the “quila” in tequila – which is why I have gone to using the pen name, KJ - easier for people to remember, spell and pronounce. I answered to a lot of different pronunciations of my name growing up – especially in a time when odd names weren’t common. But I digress.
By River and Celia in Underland 2 years ago in Writers








