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When the voice fails
Lights — Camera — Action * before the moment arrived, I felt like I was about to conquer the world, or at least the room. I knew what I
By Lamar Wigginsabout 6 hours ago in Poets
Fifteenth of October. Content Warning.
This is a very personal journal entry of mine.. It has haunted me since. This experience has made a corner of my mind it's home. I have never told my best friend of my dream, as I don't want to come off as attention seeking. I've never took pride in it. However, I have always been aware of a "sixth sense". It does not always work the way I want. Sometimes, I can feel the sorrow and worry of another, and I know the person these feelings belong to. Other times it is a lingering feeling of dread or depression lasting for a couple of hours, with no insight as to who is hurt. With that being said, I hope this is a reminder that when you feel strongly that someone is in pain or carrying a form of dread, call them. Do not push it away.
By Dylan Sabout 6 hours ago in Horror
The Silver Sheet
The Echo The rain returns, a familiar drum, On window panes, a tired hum. It left, I barely noticed then, Just sun-baked earth and dusty men.
By Edward Smithabout 6 hours ago in Poets
A Rusty Echo
The robin, bold with rusty breast, He hops back to the empty nest. Last spring, a flurry, chirp, and song, Now just a silence, all year long.
By Edward Smithabout 7 hours ago in Poets
Entropy Skin
Entropy Skin It begins at the smallest level, a shift you cannot see, atoms loosening their quiet grip, on what they once held together.
By George’s Girl 2026 about 7 hours ago in Poets
Event Horizon Heart
Event Horizon Heart There is a place where light gives up, not in flame, not in protest, but in a quiet surrender so complete,
By George’s Girl 2026 about 7 hours ago in Poets
Worth a Punt, Innit.
This is for Harper Lewis' It's Not Fair rogue challenge. The mission, if I chose to accept it (and I did, obviously) was to write about a time I won unfairly.
By L.C. Schäferabout 7 hours ago in Critique
20 years of Hannah Montana . AI-Generated.
20 years ago, I became a fan of show where an ordinary teenage girl living a double life as a blonde global superstar. Decades later, Hannah Montana remains one of the most influential teen shows of its era shaping pop culture, launching careers, and redefining what it meant to grow up in the spotlight.
By Gladys W. Muturiabout 7 hours ago in Beat