Introspectivewriting Stories

When Professor Juniper Sallow unexpectedly accepts the position of new Herbology assistant at Hogwarts, she expects soil, solitude, and the quiet company of things that grow toward the light. Instead, she finds a castle that listens, plants that remember-and a colleague far too observant to be harmless. Beneath the chatter of students and the hum of old magic stirs a cold pulse under the greenhouses, one even Dumbledore avoids. Set against the backdrop of *Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone*, this story explores the spaces between canon-staff meetings, patrols, and the slow awakening of two people who understand silence better than safety. A slow burn of intellect, distrust, and unspoken loyalty. "Harmless," she says. The earth knows better.

In "A Canvas of Words," embark on a poetic journey where emotions unfold like petals, revealing the intricate landscapes of the heart. Each poem is a brushstroke, delicately painted on the canvas of life, capturing moments of joy, sorrow, and everything in between. This collection is a testament to the power of language to evoke emotions, to weave dreams, and to create a tapestry of human experience. Through verses that dance with rhythm and grace, the author (me!!) invites readers (you!!) to explore the beauty of language, to feel the pulse of each line, and to find solace in the shared human condition. In these pages, discover the magic of fleeting moments, the whispers of the soul, and the timeless echoes of love. "A Canvas of Words" is not just a collection of poems; it's an intimate conversation between the poet and the reader, an invitation to connect with the universal emotions that bind us all. As you turn the pages, immerse yourself in a world where words become art, and the canvas comes alive with the vivid hues of human experience. This collection is a celebration of the poet's craft, a testament to the enduring power of language, and an invitation to explore the profound beauty found in the simplicity of words. highest rankings: #25 in poetry #2 in landscape #2 in expression #68 in poetry collection #21 in poet #7 in rhyming #7 in rhythm #26 in experience #10 in verse #5 in artistic #243 in writing #16 in introspection #138 in soul #478 in emotional #103 in language #360 in human #1 in human experience #1 in artistic expression

Confessions of a Chronic Overthinker is a collection of personal stories told with humor, honesty, and a touch of melancholy. The author delves into the world of journaling, friendship, love, and sports, reflecting on her experiences and doubts through the lens of constant overthinking. These are tales of moments when thoughts become entangled in endless mazes, where every decision feels like a challenge and every action follows hours of internal debate. Readers are invited not only to laugh at the absurdity of these situations but also to ponder how often we become prisoners of our own minds.

"The Loop of Finding" is a reflection on the quiet cycles we all go through-the excitement of beginnings, the weight of self-doubt, and the endless pursuit of something we can't quite name. It captures the inner dialogue of trying, stopping, questioning, and still moving forward. This poem is a gentle reminder that it's okay not to have all the answers. Sometimes, the 'what' we chase is not meant to be caught-but to be explored. And in that exploration, we begin to find ourselves.

A story of connection and loss-where speaking to one person silences the world, and losing them makes you speak to the world just to silence their memory. Inspired by a friend's words: "It is like you talk to one person and forget the world, and then you talk to the entire world to forget that one person."

A birthday isn't always a celebration. Sometimes it's just proof that you survived another year. If your birthday doesn't feel special anymore, you'll understand this piece.

This is about loving someone and noticing when something changes, even if they don't say it. It's about picking up on the little things, feeling like you're giving your all, and quietly wondering if they still feel the same. It's not dramatic. It's not loud. Just that soft ache when love starts to feel one-sided, and you're too afraid to ask if you're right. If you've ever stayed quiet because you didn't want to seem like too much, this is for you.

She listens to the tick of the pendulum like it's a war drum echoing inside her chest. Everyone thinks she's made of ice-but even ice remembers fire. A poetic descent into a woman's fragmented mind as she chases silence, memory, and the freedom only blood seems to promise. For readers of lyrical fiction, dark poetry, and inner monologues laced with myth and madness.

In The Beauty of Self-Destruction, the narrator confesses to a cycle of emotional detachment, quiet exits, and the allure of pain. After one true love, everything else became an experiment-until an unexpected connection tempts her to feel again. A poetic dive into self-sabotage, control, and the heartbreak we choose.

Clichés and Hypocrisy By Miss.Murigi > This isn't a self-help book. It's a mirror - cracked, but honest. A lyrical reflection of how we've learned to hide, pose, and perform for a world that no longer listens. We talk about healing but perform it for applause. We post our prayers but forget to live them. We scream authenticity while editing our imperfections away. In Clichés and Hypocrisy, Miss.Murigi holds the mirror steady - confronting the lies we've romanticized, the kindness we've commodified, and the masks we've worshipped. This is not about perfection. It's about unmasking. If you've ever whispered, "I'm fine" when you weren't - this book is your reflection.

What's worse: feeling nothing, or feeling everything all at once? "Behind the Scenes" follows the journey of one man who watches life unfold from the outside, never truly part of the world he inhabits. He's always been an observer-detached, disconnected, and questioning the noise of existence. But as he drifts through a quiet city of fleeting connections and empty streets, he begins to wonder if there's meaning hidden in the chaos, or if life is just... noise. In this introspective and thought-provoking story, the narrator encounters a mysterious stranger who shares his detachment. Together, they unravel the quiet questions of life, love, and meaning in a world that refuses to offer easy answers. Follow the journey of detachment, quiet reflection, and existential discovery as the narrator navigates the blurred lines between feeling everything and nothing at all. Is there meaning, or is it all just noise?

"Between what is and what was, there lies a distinct space unseen, yet unbearable real"

In this reality, emotions are not just feelings - they are characters. Some small. Some loud. Some soft-spoken, yet impossible to ignore. They appear at random, live under the skin, behind the eyes, between breaths. Some arrive uninvited. Some wait patiently to be seen. There are too many of them to name. Too many to fully understand. They don't wear labels. They don't introduce themselves. Sometimes they arrive disguised - familiar faces with unfamiliar voices. Sometimes, two emotions look almost identical, but they are not twins. Nobody is a twin here. One might whisper comfort while the other cuts with silence. One might teach, the other only echoes. Each story explores them - sometimes as a friend, sometimes as a stranger. This is not a perfect map of the emotional spectrum. This is just a journal from inside it.