Allegorical cerita

Discover a timeless masterpiece of philosophical allegory: The Prophet of the Hill In an era of endless noise and existential searching. Imagine a world divided: multitudes lost in futile cries to an indifferent void, while a courageous voice rises to reveal a path to true meaning-through human creation, compassion, beauty, and the wonders of the earth and sky. This haunting, biblical-style parable explores the eternal struggle between emptiness and fulfillment, dogma and defiance, darkness and defiant light. Echoing Camus, Nietzsche, and ancient myths, yet wholly original-this story will challenge your worldview, stir your soul, and leave you pondering long after the final words: All is as it should be. If you're drawn to deep philosophy wrapped in poetic storytelling, this is the short story you've been waiting for.

Crown Prince Fredrik is judged "untitled" due to his continued laziness and reckless pranks - he has just twenty-one days to change and become worthy from bravery and diligence. In the form he is changed into, will this be possible? This work is different from anything I've done before but please don't judge it until you finish reading it as I have a certain 'path' that it is taking and assure you; nothing is as it seems... Story is being created chapter by chapter, using the given chapter title - one a day - as instructed in the 2019 September challenge - March of the Thumbs. This story will be combined with allegories and relevant proverbs, and much more... ©2019CarolynAnnAish - all rights reserved "A fool despises his father's instruction, But he who receives correction is prudent." ‭‭Proverbs‬ ‭15:5‬ ‭NKJV‬‬ contest - https://my.w.tt/3HP4CVX6GZ

I'm bad at writing blurbs, this is the best that I can write, for now. Lavender flips the pages of his life, as he stares into a clock that ticks even though the needles have ceased. Gazing at a magpie which exists in that clock, Lavender wonders whether he can gain back something stolen by the thieving bird.

When seven kings battle for a tremendous amount of food, who will rise victorious? This is an allegory- can you guess what for?

The Draconomicon of Drakorith" is a sacred text that unfolds the mythical tapestry of the divine dragon deity, Drakorith, the Listener. In this revered scripture, seekers will embark on a cosmic journey through the teachings, parables, and wisdom that weave together the narrative of creation, compassion, and the eternal dance of dragons. Within the pages of this sacred tome, readers will discover the profound insights of Drakorith's Flight, a metaphorical journey of compassion that encourages followers to soar to great heights in understanding and kindness. The Roar of Truth echoes throughout the verses, urging believers to speak with the honesty and power of a dragon's roar, emphasizing the importance of transparency and authenticity. The Scales of Justice are delicately balanced in the Draconomicon, symbolizing the divine call to uphold justice and equality. Through the Flame of Creativity, the scripture encourages the cultivation of the creative fire within, celebrating the diversity of ideas and thoughts that enrich the cosmic landscape.

Kit's diary entries from 1682. In his writing, words twist into something that makes you want to stop reading, but you can't. Some thoughts are better left unwritten. (Sorry for AI-use in description 😭)

Pumice Seed follows a troubled character who has developed figments of his imagination he thought were crushed long ago. Ultimately they have reappeared to torment, confuse, tempt and unleash his rage. Careful decisions must be made throughout, as to side with one of his inner demons angers another.

A collection of my short stories, proses and poems (mostly allegorical).

You'll understand it at some point :') It's not gonna be too long so just bear with me.

Gregory wakes up in a dark hot room. His memory is foggy but clearing up, and has some sort of technical device securing his hands together. He stumbles over to a tiny window which gives him a view of a cloud covered world below. Gregory is assisted by a helpful but unseen presence...but soon realizes secrets are being kept from him, leaving him with no other choice but to find out why He is being held captive and confront an unfathomable truth. A sci-fi allegory of god worship and what it means to be a god. (contains the occasional strong language)

The spider and the butterfly. Short story by Franklin Rayeski.

"...It could happen anywhere really and if I told you where it was, you'd just stop listening. But yes. If you must know. It was Sunday, in a little house, during sunset. My little house. The house was small. Only 1 room, small. You know that kind of house, that's too small for anyone to pay attention to, where everyone just ignores it. I liked it that way...Alone and isolated...Then he showed up."

On rare occasions When my emotions burst into words, I find myself painting poetry and prose. #Wattys2014

This poem was iced in metaphor and sliced with memory.

THIS IS MEANT TO BE READ ALLEGORICALLY, so for those who are expecting a horror story or a plot line, check out some other story. I'm not going to tell you much other than it concerns a personal quirk

Emily Southgates prepares her journey as a werecat. She investigates the number of attacks from place to place revealed to be made my a fellow werecat. Now she needs to find the rogue werecat and stopped it from attacking unwary civilians.

In the tranquil expanse of Meadowland, where emerald hills roll under a boundless blue sky, rabbits have long thrived under the benevolent rule of King Lapin. Yet beneath the surface of prosperity, discontent brews among the warren's inhabitants. General Peltier, a rabbit of silver fur and piercing eyes, questions the fairness of resource distribution. Alongside seasoned veteran Lieutenant Thumper and the wise Lady Hare, they confront the growing unrest and philosophical debates stirring within their community.

In 1920s and 30s Kingsland, a brutal civil war violently steals the lives and livelihoods of countless innocents. Told from the perspectives of a semi-mechanical super soldier, his daughter, her lover, and a rebel fighter, "Blood and Diesel" explores the ideas of good and evil, turning the classic dichotomy on its head. Special thanks goes to Paul Shapera, writer of "The New Albion Radio Hour," the dieselpunk rock opera which inspired this series. "The New Albion Radio Hour" is the second installment of a trilogy by Mr. Shapera and very much worth a listen: https://mochalab.bandcamp.com/album/the-new-albion-radio-hour-a-dieselpunk-opera