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  • Unfolding by Stanaika
    Stanaika
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    "Unfolding" is a journey through quiet storms, broken beginnings, spiritual awakenings, and the brave act of rising again. These poems are handwritten reminders that pain doesn't have the final say. From heartbreak and grief to healing and self-discovery, each piece is a reflection of raw emotion and unspoken strength. Written by an introverted heart with a loud soul, these verses are for anyone who's ever felt lost, unloved, misunderstood, or ready to reclaim their voice. Whether you believe in second chances, faith, or simply the power of words, may this collection remind you: You are not alone. You are still unfolding. And there is beauty in your becoming.
  • Threads of Us! by KathaCraft_Yash
    KathaCraft_Yash
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    In a bustling world where connections are fleeting and fleeting moments define our relationships, two people find themselves drawn to each other in the most unexpected ways. Through small gestures, unspoken words, and shared experiences, a deep bond begins to grow. From playful exchanges and heartfelt promises to moments of vulnerability and understanding, their journey becomes a beautiful dance of love, trust, and unexpected twists. As they navigate the highs and lows of life together, they realize that sometimes, the simplest things-a smile, a selfie, a helping hand-can leave a lasting impact. Yet, as they fall deeper into this connection, they are confronted by unforeseen challenges that threaten to tear them apart, leaving them questioning how fate could be so cruel when everything seemed perfect. Will their bond withstand the test of time and trials, or will the distance between them prove to be too much to overcome?
  • Coffee, Cryptocurrencies, and Socrates by Renatof0
    Renatof0
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    In a small café in Ashland, Oregon, a group of cryptocurrency investors gathers on a rainy afternoon to discuss the latest Federal Reserve H.8 report, which reflects a shift toward safer assets in the financial market. Among them are Alex, a data analyst who trusts predictive models; Martin, a former banker turned DeFi enthusiast; and Clara, a blockchain developer with an idealistic vision of the future. As they debate the implications of the report, the café's enigmatic owner, Socrates-a wise, gray-bearded man known for his philosophical provocations-joins their conversation. Through a series of thought-provoking questions, he challenges their understanding of value, trust, and belief. Is the worth of an asset inherent, or does it exist only because people choose to believe in it? What begins as a financial discussion evolves into a deeper reflection on the narratives that sustain markets and economies. As the investors leave, they carry not just their empty coffee cups but also new uncertainties and perspectives on what truly gives things their value. A blend of economic insight and philosophical discourse, "Coffee, Cryptocurrencies, and Socrates" explores the intersection between finance and human belief, reminding us that, in the end, all value is built on the stories we tell.
  • Love Me, If You Dare by readingvibehelps
    readingvibehelps
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    Rajveer's eyes burned with anger, fists clenched tightly at his sides, jaw tightening as he took a step forward. Anya didn't flinch; instead, she met his gaze, unblinking. Slowly, she backed away-step by step-until her back hit the cold wall. He closed the distance between them, voice low but fierce. **"You don't deserve love, Anya. Because you don't care about it. You never have. The people who cared about you? You used them."** His voice cracked with raw hatred. **"I hate you, Anya Sharma."** Anya chuckled, a dark, bitter sound. **"I know,"** she said softly. **"And trust me... I've known it for a long time."** ---
  • Book of ideas by Angel_tries_to_write
    Angel_tries_to_write
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    Just random stuff. Bands or songs that I like, book ideas, and just random things that I think about or that happen.
  • Pondering Questions by TheRealArtist27
    TheRealArtist27
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    Go through the horribly random thoughts of an angsty teen! In this book are some of the short writing prompts I was forced to write as a blossoming adolescent. ...Kidding. But you'll get to read a lot of the thoughts that I have once in a while. And! - New updates will be posted weekly! (Or whenever I'm extremely bored)
  • After You by basseast
    basseast
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    Jasmine is your average college student, except she's doing deliveries at ungodly hours. It's the only time of the day that she has to make a living, so why not? And making a living was supposed to be doing jobs and earning money. But what was this? Why, alongside doing deliveries, finding out her loyal customer's cause of death and earning glares in return, her salary?
  • The Neon Genres: !MONOLOGUES FROM THE ASTRONAUT DYNASTY! by QuanieFromSpace
    QuanieFromSpace
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      Parts 4
    "Listen To What Can Only Be Described As Godlike."
  • four times you almost kissed her and one time you did by giselleyhun
    giselleyhun
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    (alternatively: dmitri cannot catch a break) Dahlia Ruiz has honey brown eyes that have haunted your dreams for years. She looks at you with such intimacy that it's frustrating to be single. 4225 words
  • You Want A Bacon Wrapped Hot Dog: The Essay by thefluffalopessocks
    thefluffalopessocks
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    This is an essay about the bacon wrapped hot dog hatsune miku Toyota ad.
  • The Brightest Spark by Andresome
    Andresome
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    He looked from the one-eyed mech before him to his own clawed digits. His visor dimmed slightly as he studied them closely, reminiscing a life long past. "That's when I realized no one can hate me more than I hate myself." He looked up. "So I thought, 'well then I better find something to like about myself, else I'm better off dead!' And what use would I be if I'm nothing but a self-loathing corpse!"
  • Anxiety at its finest by Marsfromthestarss
    Marsfromthestarss
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    The daily life of a girl trying to overcome anxiety and social pressure
  • To the Guy I Was Dating for 3 Months by silencetoday
    silencetoday
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    This is the message I sent to the guy I was dating for three months.