Writing Exercise

Is Language an Economy or a Tapestry?
For much of my time as a writer, I’ve been torn between two camps. Since middle school, my father instilled in me an appreciation for words and each of their distinct meanings. For any given idea, there are a million ways to express it. To include every possible permutation of polysyllabic phrases, proverbs and platitudes, we begin to enter into delightful verbal infinities.
By Ben Ulansey2 years ago in Writers
12 Mistakes I did- writing on vocal.media
Let's find out what are those factors 1. Ignoring Guidelines: Vocal.media, like any platform, has specific guidelines for content creation. Ignoring these guidelines may result in your work being rejected or not receiving the visibility it deserves. Guidelines typically cover content standards, formatting requirements, and community rules. Taking the time to familiarize yourself with and adhere to these guidelines is crucial for successful writing on Vocal.media.
By Salman siddique2 years ago in Writers
Mr. Winkleberry's Christmas Wish
Once upon a time, in a small village situated between snow-capped mountains, lived a strange yet endearing old man named Mr. Winkleberry. Mr. Winkleberry was a colourful figure known for his love of all things Christmas. His happy attitude seemed to sprinkle cheer wherever he went.
By Andrew McKenzie2 years ago in Writers
Thanksgiving Memories. Top Story - November 2023.
Some of my happiest memories were spent at the holidays surrounded by one set of my family or another. I always considered myself lucky because I would get to feast first at one parent’s house, then at the other. Maybe that has something to do with the fact that I get quickly burned out on turkey and dressing now, getting to eat twice on the holidays.
By Mother Combs2 years ago in Writers
Exile
“This is great man, I’m so proud of you,” I gave Doug a congratulatory thump on his back; he had been working on this gallery show for 6 months now. He had always had a passion for the arts and had been planning an event like this since he was in high school.
By Kelsey Winds2 years ago in Writers
The Worldwide Shift Towards Sun-Based Energy:
The Worldwide Shift Towards Sun based Energy: Lately, the worldwide local area has seen a significant shift towards sun oriented energy reception. States, organizations, and people all over the planet are perceiving the monetary and natural benefits of progressing to sun based power. Various nations have executed impetus projects, endowments, and strategy systems to energize the establishment of sun powered chargers, cultivating the development of a hearty sun based energy industry.
By Adamson Ismail2 years ago in Writers
Sound engineering India
Music exists in all lives, so there is always a want for sound engineers who give meaning to our existence. With various audio engineering courses in India, it is easily a good career choice. They offer live lessons with industry people, and you would get more opportunities to work with them. There is always a need for trained audio engineers who can make your music more pleasant and audible. So if you are interested, it is the right time to enter sound engineering India courses with them.
By Koshika Priya2 years ago in Writers
Crafting Elegance: Exploring India’s Furniture Exhibition Extravaganza
In the heart of India’s cultural tapestry lies a vibrant showcase of craftsmanship and design — the Furniture Exhibition. This annual event stands as a testament to the country’s rich heritage and contemporary ingenuity in the realm of furniture design. Drawing artisans, designers, and enthusiasts from across the nation, the exhibition has become a melting pot of creativity and innovation.
By durgaleadex2 years ago in Writers
Embracing Wisdom: 4 Japanese Secret Practices That Everyone Should Adopt
Title: Embracing Wisdom: 4 Japanese Secret Practices That Everyone Should Adopt Introduction: Japan, a land of ancient traditions and profound wisdom, has long been admired for its unique cultural practices. Beyond sushi and cherry blossoms, there are hidden gems of wisdom that have the potential to transform our lives. In this article, we will explore four Japanese secret practices that everyone should adopt, offering insights into mindfulness, simplicity, gratitude, and lifelong learning.
By Riches Avenue2 years ago in Writers
MY MUSIC LIFE SO FAR
While growing up, I grew up with music, I mean I knew most naija hits at 4 years old coupled with the fact that my mum could sing and she had a beautiful voice which she used to praise God. She channeled her voice or singing if I'm to say, to the gospel aspect and i watched her and joined her as i grew up. I would say that she was the reason why I had knowledge about music. She made me so attached to singing that I sing every moment of my time, while bathing, doing house chores and even eating.
By Ella Anna2 years ago in Writers
The Marathon of Resilience
In the bustling city of Concordia, there lived a young woman named Emily who had always harbored a dream—to become a long-distance runner. Despite facing physical challenges from a young age, she was determined to pursue her passion. Emily was born with a congenital heart condition that required multiple surgeries and endless medical attention. Her doctors warned her against strenuous activities, but her heart longed for the open road.
By Ella Anna2 years ago in Writers
The WINNERS of The Unreliable Narrator Literary Challenge
The Unreliable Narrator Challenge was a big success!!! We had 15 entries. Each story was a work of art and special in its own way. Each writer showed their unique abilities to connect with their readers and create scenarios and plot twists that intrigue and thrill.
By Rick Henry Christopher 2 years ago in Writers