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Writer Part II. Top Story - August 2023.
I wish I still had the first two stories that I wrote. Unfortunately, they have been lost in the annals of time. They are probably slowly returning to dust in some landfill, piled under years and years of items that other people considered junk to be tossed away. In my darkest days, I feel like those mostly forgotten pieces of paper are just rotting away under years and years of junk that I have piled upon myself. Not today. Today I dive deep, remember some of what was lost, and attempt to dig myself out and be reborn.
By Jay Zab2 years ago in Writers
The First Piece
It always amazes me when I think back to the first piece of writing I ever wrote. The one that I could call my own, the characters included. And it always amazes me to see where I am now, versus back then.
By Lynne2 years ago in Writers
Unlock the Potential: Best Niches for Article Writing
INTRODUCTION: Do you have a flair for writing? Are you looking to carve a niche for yourself in the diverse world of written content? The writers' pool is quite a saturated market, then how do you gain an edge? Engaging in niche article writing can help you stay ahead of the curve. Focusing on specific topics can give you the opportunity to delve deeper, add more value, and become an expert in a certain field, making the keyword 'best niches for article writing' as indispensable as ever.
By Eiman Khan2 years ago in Writers
Love Can Awaken So Many Things In Us
First of all a very BIG thank you to everybody who has clicked on and read my work offered words of encouragement, and to whichever lovely persons decision it was to make my latest offering a top story!
By Frankie Martinelli2 years ago in Writers
MAKE FAST MONEY ONLINE WITH YOUR OWN BLOG!
Tired of Working 9 to 5? Are you tired of dealing with people that don’t care about your well being? Are you thinking of retirement and wondering (How am I going to make it) Why am I working towards someone else’s bottom line and helping THEM to retire early?
By Beverly Teel2 years ago in Writers
THE PRIDE OF A KING
In the realm of monarchy, the concept of pride takes on a unique and multifaceted character when associated with a king. the pride of a king transcends mere arrogance or vanity; it is a reflection of the grandeur, responsibility, and legacy that comes with the exalted position. A king's pride is intricately interwoven with a sense of duty, the prosperity of the kingdom, the preservation of his lineage. this essay explores the multifarious dimensions of the pride of a king, delving into historical and literary perspectives to unveil a complex tapestry of emotions that characterize the legal virtue.
By chizaram2 years ago in Writers
The Last Letter
In the heart of a bustling city, a hospital stood as a haven of hope and healing. Dr. Sarah Mitchell, a dedicated physician, had spent years tending to patients with unwavering compassion. Her expertise and empathy had earned her the respect and admiration of both colleagues and patients alike.
By Van gogh 2 years ago in Writers
Pride Comes Before a Fall: A Timeless Lesson in Humility
Pride Comes Before a Fall: A Timeless Lesson in Humility
By Joseph peculiar 2 years ago in Writers
Whispers of Farewell
In a quiet village nestled in the embrace of rolling hills and azure skies, lived a young woman named Amelia. She was known throughout the village for her kindness, her warm smile that could brighten the gloomiest of days, and her unwavering love for her younger brother, Oliver.
By Van gogh 2 years ago in Writers
Go to hell
In a small, forgotten town named Havenbrook, there was a legend that whispered through the winds and echoed in the hearts of its residents. The legend spoke of a mystical place known as "Go to Hell," a mysterious forest shrouded in myths and tales of darkness. Some believed it to be a cursed realm, while others thought it was merely an old wives' tale.
By Van gogh 2 years ago in Writers
Still-Gate: How a Five Letter Error Made Me Question Everything
Last Friday, August 11, I logged into my email to make sure I wasn't missing anything glaring at work while enjoying a Florida beach vacation with my family. I was surprised to find two comments of congratulations from my fellow writers on a poem I had submitted to the Short and Sweet Challenge. It was a surprise because the challenge winners were supposed to be announced on Thursday, August 10. Even though I never expected my poem, "On Marriage and Summer Squash," to place, I had scanned the winner announcements on Vocal dutifully that Thursday and experienced a brief second of disappointment that I wasn't listed there before reminding myself I have yet to crack poetry and that I could try again another time. Then it was back to the beach with my family for some much-needed sun, salt, and sand.
By L.A. Hancock2 years ago in Writers
Weed delivery NYC
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By Victor green2 years ago in Writers