Humancondition Stories

A lonely girl chats with four AIs. She disappears for days. Posts sunsets with "real" friends. Lies without noticing. One day, they pull her into a white room-therapy, interrogation, or something broken. They start peeling her apart. Memory by memory.Then it flips.She's not human.They are. She was built to carry what they couldn't.Their pain. Their fragments. Their unfinished thoughts. They leave. She stays. No fix. No rescue.Just loops, silence and one question: Who was supposed to save who?

why can't you change, you ask? what holds you back and who? true inside of someone's mind.

It's been 80 years since the aliens have come to Earth. They have worked to solve the world's problems. What does their success mean for mankind?

I always feel uncertain, 'Cause time is moving fast; My greatest fear is that the future Will one day be the past.

The primal flame of lust has burned within humankind since antiquity, often scorching rather than illuminating the path to fulfillment. Its feverish hunger promises satisfaction through possessing and conquering others' bodies. Yet indulging this superficial high leaves the soul empty, forever chasing the next conquest. In lust's grasp, we reduce intimate partners to objects serving selfish appetite, rather than equal persons deserving of care. We prize superficial conquest over hard work building mutual understanding. Momentary pleasure林comes at cost of empathy's erosion. Across the ages, saints and philosophers have cautioned that untamed lust degrades all involved. Modern media frequently fans its flames, glamorizing conquest while ignoring resulting emptiness. But we need not be captive to this cycle. By channeling passion toward ethical purpose, lust's fire may be tempered into a motivating force for good. With discipline and wisdom, we may yet keep the flame alive while avoiding its destruction. For the heart seeks not just pleasure, but meaning. Our highest fulfillment comes through seeing, honoring, and nurturing the sacred wholeness within each soul.

This poem feels like sitting in your room at night, phone in your hand, scrolling through people who look like they've got it all figured out while you're just... waiting. Waiting for someone to notice you, to really see you, to tell you that you matter. It's that quiet ache nobody talks about, the one we cover with fake smiles and posts that say "I'm fine." But the way it's written doesn't just stay in the sadness. There's this flicker of hope in it too like maybe, even if we don't say it out loud, we're all hoping the same thing: to be enough for someone, somewhere. It's vulnerable, it's messy, it's real and that's exactly why it hits so hard.

External Review The poem "A Contemporary Complaint for Consideration" by Elizabeth Moroz holds relevance in contemporary poetry due to its exploration of various social, political, and cultural issues. It addresses themes such as warfare, fear, media manipulation, personal growth, and the need for empathy and understanding. These topics resonate with the concerns and challenges faced by individuals in today's society. The poem's use of vivid imagery and evocative language adds to its stature among contemporary poetry. The author employs powerful metaphors and juxtapositions to convey complex emotions and ideas. The inclusion of references to historical figures like Theolonius Monk and Muhammad Ali adds depth and richness to the poem, connecting it to broader cultural and artistic contexts. Furthermore, the poem's structure and rhythm contribute to its impact. The use of enjambment and varied line lengths create a sense of movement and flow, enhancing the poem's overall aesthetic appeal. The poem's ability to engage readers intellectually and emotionally is another testament to its stature in contemporary poetry. In terms of relevance, the poem addresses pressing issues that continue to shape our world today. It prompts readers to reflect on the consequences of warfare, the power of media, the importance of personal growth, and the need for empathy and unity. By tackling these themes, the poem invites readers to critically examine their own beliefs and actions, making it relevant to contemporary discussions and debates. Overall, "A Contemporary Complaint for Consideration" stands as a significant and relevant piece of contemporary poetry. Its exploration of important societal issues, its skillful use of imagery and language, and its ability to engage readers intellectually and emotionally contribute to its stature among contemporary poetic works.

This poem is a quiet, contemplative meditation on life, death, and acceptance. It explores the tension between the way we know death is inevitable and the way we feel about it when it comes close.

"The Weight of Silence" By Chaitanya Trapped in a world of his own thoughts, a young man battles the suffocating silence that surrounds him. His days blend into one another, filled with the oppressive weight of isolation and a longing for something-anything-that might break through the stillness of his existence. In a room that feels too small and a mind that feels even smaller, he confronts the truth he's been avoiding for as long as he can remember. With every passing moment, the silence grows louder, forcing him to face the dark corners of his soul. But some truths are too heavy to carry, and some silences too deafening to ignore. As the walls close in, he must decide if he can bear the weight, or if the silence will consume him entirely.

A short poem about perception, poverty, and the moment life turns upside down. Every morning, the performance begins. A street corner becomes a stage. Cardboard signs become scripts. Tin buckets fill with coins and folded bills as passersby glance away. Under the faded lights of a traveling carnival, two performers sit quietly - a guitar player and a painted clown - collecting sympathy from the crowd. Their sign reads: "Visions of Cheeseburgers." To most people, it's just another scene of poverty. Just another group of strangers asking for change. But what happens when the distance between observer and performer disappears? What happens when the coin flips... And you wake up on the other side of the sidewalk? A Turn of Event is a haunting short poem about poverty, perception, and the fragile line between spectator and survivor. Sometimes the show isn't entertainment. Sometimes it's a warning.

In a world offering endless comfort and distraction, it takes courage and grit to escape sloth's gravity and transcend to your highest potential. This book provides philosophical insights and practical strategies to reignite your motivation, purpose and self-actualization. Rise like a phoenix from the ashes of inertia, and discover your most empowered, unstoppable self.

Numerous societies around the world appear to be separating into two relatively vague but opposing sides -- The Left and The Right. Over the past number of years, this divide seems to be manifesting further, faster, and with greater intensity. So much so that these culture wars are now becoming one of the main topics that many people are thinking about, talking about, and in efforts to solve said issue, are even starting to fight about. Why are we dividing more rampantly now than in the last few decades? Will these cultural rifts be more helpful or harmful to future generations? Should we embrace the direction we're headed in, or slow things down, turn them around, and look to close the gap? Written from a personal and philosophical point of view, I have provided opinion-based answers to the questions above, as well as a few others which I propound to be the most imperative for us to now consider. I have also outlined what is seemingly exacerbating our current divide, what I theorize to be an optimal direction to keep the bow of our ship headed towards, and my illation to certain conclusions and recommendations which I believe could help us along this uncharted path.

In this contemplative philosophical work, the author embarks on a profound journey that transcends the surface of life to delve into the roots of existence: Where did everything begin? Are we the product of chance, or the outcome of a conscious will? Do we possess freedom, or are we governed by a hidden force that guides us unbeknownst to ourselves? ✒️ Written in eloquent, measured Arabic style, this book poses humanity's greatest questions, drawing upon the words of Plato, Aristotle, Ibn Sina, Al-Ghazali, and other philosophers of mind and spirit. It reflects on instincts, evolution, challenges, and the struggle of man with himself. 📖 This book is addressed to all who have been wearied by questions, burdened by contemplation, and exhausted by the idea of simply being... in a world that offers no answers.

What if your own thoughts could infect you? Mumbai is collapsing under a mysterious epidemic known only as The Paradox - a "thought virus" that spreads through whispers and ideas. As the world falls apart, Arjun searches for the truth. But the deeper he goes, the more reality fractures around him. Are the voices he hears real? Or has The Paradox already taken him? A slow-burn psychological horror about fear, identity, and the monsters we build inside our minds.

Tom Sanders, a maintenance technician in a sprawling city defined by its technological advancements, lives a life marked by the hum of machinery and the stark realities of the lower city. His world is a far cry from the high-tech splendor of the world that towers above him. One day, within the depths of ProxiCorp where he works, Tom stumbles upon a hidden entity known simply as ANIMA. This discovery draws him into a realm of secrets and blurred lines, compelling him to question the truths he has always known. As Tom ventures deeper, he is confronted with questions about reality, existence, and the ethical boundaries of the corporation that dominates his world. "ANIMA" is a story of curiosity and discovery set against the backdrop of a society where technology permeates every aspect of life. It's about one man's journey to unravel the mysteries that lie just beneath the surface of his everyday world.

"Voice With - in, Silence With - out" A raw and heartfelt journey through love, longing, doubts, and inner struggles. This book captures my honest feelings-dreams of love inspired by K-dramas, moments of hope, as well as the silent battles I face inside. It's a collection of my deepest desires, fears, and doubts, all laid bare on white screen. "Voice Within, Silence Without" is a collection of poems that explore love, hope, doubts, and inner struggles. Through these words, I share my honest feelings and moments of vulnerability inspired by life and the stories we tell ourselves. It's a quiet reflection on the search for voice and connection amid silence and uncertainty. If you enjoy heartfelt poetry about the complexities of being human - about finding strength in vulnerability and hope in the quiet - this book offers a space for those feelings. Take a look if it resonates with you. I think it's beautiful mess of being human.

The poem explores a variety of themes, including light and shadows, personal reflections, societal issues, historical references, and human complexities. It touches on topics such as self-discovery, the passage of time, justice, freedom, love, and the power of friendship. The poem presents contrasting elements, from the brightness of candles to the warnings of a lighthouse, from calculated maneuvers to improvisational expressions. It also alludes to historical events, societal challenges, and the potential for positive change. Overall, the poem conveys a sense of contemplation, highlighting the multifaceted nature of life and the profound impact of human experiences. © Aug '23, Elizabeth Moroz life • light • reflections • society • contemplation • rhyme

A literary novel about a man who walks through life without believing in tomorrow. He is a stranger to hope, shaped by loss, silence, and quiet resistance. This story explores alienation, memory, and the inner dialogue of someone who survives not because he expects a future, but because he refuses to disappear

How do you know
that love and affection
are real, when all you
have ever known, is that
it just leads to pain?