Explorative Stories

There always seems to be a value that people put on their memories, what could it be that draws us to them? Is it the emotional aspect that we have connected to them? Is it the fact that it's a part of our lives? Whatever it is, Markus was soon to find out that no matter what value a memory has for us, the memories can be lost, and life moves on.

!!! if you do end up using any of them, please credit me. these things don't come for free most of the time so it's the least you could do thank you <3 !!! I will be writing short prompts based on songs that I heard and turn them into a story with what I hear and see in it, songs will also be given for your own creative sparks... <3

There are secrets that lie within the cracks of our narrow perspective as a society. Happenings; that the most advanced minds the world can offer up would fail to explain through modern science. unnatural, things lay behind the carefully woven veil that those of us with eyes wide open sewed. hands bleeding and lives forever changed so that you may close your eyes at night and sleep easy. knowing that what wakes within the cracks while you grow weary. stays there. Disclaimer: this story isn't of a traditional format. Entries will be made that will be stories, data logs, autopsies, biopsies. There is no particular order in which these should be read. Characters may appear and reappear throughout stories so if you know. You know. enjoy Title Format Examples: LOG: Title Story: Title Autopsy: title Biopsy: title

A blending of words in calming ways to create a series of poems exploring nature, creations, and possibility...

Darkness stems from the weirdest of places. Try your luck at surviving in a multiverse of the unknown!

As young gay youth, we were usually worried about what was thought of our by our straight family and peers. We would changed certain aspects of our personality to remain stealth. However as we came of age, eventually came out, we let our true colors shine... But what if, your true colors were not that of the collective community in which you were now a part of. Over the Rainbow: Being a Gay Outcast, is a book written by [name removed] to document his thoughts, and commentary on being gay, but not fitting into the mold. Being the outcast of even his gay community, [Name Removed] has had to find his own community, both of like-minded gay people and various other 'social groups'. Where do you call home, when you don't feel like you belong?

The story plot flows around the life of a 18 year old teen who is moving from her hometown to another city for her higher studies in uni ....... also the unsolved mysteries from her past continues to follow her .

Here is the final product of an aspiring writer's efforts to bring about a more or less vague presentation of the primary questions worth asking. Not to be confused by some spiritual hype, the story paves way for a small effectuation of the individual reader's highest potentials, yet undiscovered by many those its inhabitors.

An amusing poem I wrote for a class

The story of a writer who has lost his ability to write. There wasn't an accident or anything interesting like that, he cannot seem to stick to it. Maybe his problem is commitment, anxiety, or other things. Perhaps as he writes this book, he'll figure out why he cannot write, and maybe he'll figure out something else about himself. Perhaps he'll be better? I sure hope so. Hopefully, his book is better than his description writing. You be the judge.