Humancondition Stories

यो कविता चराको आवाजमार्फत स्वतन्त्रता र मानव जीवनको तुलना प्रस्तुत गर्छ। चराले स्वतन्त्र उडान, लक्ष्य र प्राकृतिक जीवनको वर्णन गर्दै मानिसहरू बन्धनमा बाँधिएको देखाउँछ। अन्त्यमा, मानिसलाई पनि आफ्नै "पखेटा" खोजेर स्वतन्त्र बन्न प्रेरणा दिन्छ। The Bird and Freedom This poem presents a comparison between freedom and human life through the voice of a bird. The bird describes its free flight, its direction, its purpose, and its natural way of living. It moves without barriers, guided only by the sky and instinct. Through its voice, it also reflects on human beings, who are often bound by rules, responsibilities, and invisible chains. While the bird enjoys open skies, humans are shown living within limits-of society, expectations, and struggles that often restrict their freedom. In the end, the poem inspires human beings to find their own "wings"-to discover inner strength, break limitations, and move toward true freedom in life.

A young woman escapes from the tyrannical island on the water world where she and her family are enslaved, and - via wormhole (where infinity is compressed into a singular space) - lands on Earth in the present day, to her abundant relief... and her abundant regret. This story, told in two parts (I separated them into two chapters on this platform for ease), is a speculative allegory for real-life past and present-day accounts of forced labor and how they tear apart families. In the 2025 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, it won a National Gold Medal - the competition's highest possible award - placing it in the top 0.35% of entries out of over 310,000 entries from all over the U.S. and Canada. Additionally, it was published in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards' Annual Anthology: Writing Selections from the 2025 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, which only chose 55 pieces of writing to be published in print out of roughly 155,000, placing my story in the top 0.035% of all entered works in the 2025 competition. Scholastic's word limit is 3,000, and my original story contained exactly that amount. This expanded version is 4,600 words. I added lots of dialogue and extra description that I thought would elevate the story. The narrative, plot, characters, and everything else are exactly the same. Feel free to leave feedback and comment on anything!!!

A collection of short stories and essays about heartbreak, longing, nostalgia, and the inescapable human condition. Originally a compilation of literary works I wrote for English Class

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.

External Summary & Review "Considerations for A Disappearing Race," explores various themes and issues through its use of poetic language and imagery. The poem touches on topics such as family dynamics, political debates, medical frustrations, narcissism, and societal challenges. It presents a contemplative and introspective tone, expressing the poet's discontent and reflections on the state of humanity. The poem begins by suggesting the need for considerate approaches to delicate family dynamics and the importance of valuing organic farming. It then criticizes the over-saturation of political debates with conspiracy theories. The poem also highlights the potential for individuals to inflate the perspectives of narcissists. The poem references notable figures such as Shakespeare, Germaine Greer, and a visionary seer named Reumi, suggesting their wisdom and the need to listen to their teachings. It also touches on the passing of time and the reality of the world as it appears. The poem then delves into themes of spontaneity, romantic relationships influenced by pharmaceuticals, corrupt political stances, and the economic disparities that hinder progress. It highlights the repression of vital emotions and the unconsciousness towards deeper psychological understanding. The pollution of the oceans is mentioned as a monumental problem that can be overwhelming, potentially leading to a lack of motivation to address it. The poet calls for a collective effort to bring about monumental change, emphasizing the need for intellect, vision, resources, and active planning. They acknowledge their own age and the passing of time, suggesting a desire to pass the torch to younger generations. Overall, the poem presents a complex and thought-provoking exploration of various societal issues. It combines introspection, criticism, and a call to action, urging readers to consider the challenges faced by humanity and to actively work towards solutions.

"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.

Ever experienced that moment of clarity - when the universe seems to align with both your subconscious and conscious desires... for Ryan this moment came all at once when she least expected it...

A person defines their worth by what they can give-until they can't anymore. What's left is the question of whether they were ever more than their function.

short Story with a message

Dating websites and as well as common media I have disturbed or view of what romance should be...... what the fuck ever happened to friendships. But now every is opening up a can of worms. Causing more misery. As the Buddha says if you free your self from desire then you free your self from suffering

The world doesn't stand on grand gestures. It stands on the little things no one notices. On bolts tightened just in time. On papers signed without rushing. On people who simply did what needed to be done. We like to believe we can leave things for tomorrow, That one overlooked detail won't matter. But life is woven from those small things. Sometimes one loose screw brings down a bridge. One piece of cardboard left "just for a minute" ends up starting something that can't be undone. Disaster is born not from anger, but from indifference. Not from betrayal, But from the habit of saying "later." And someone always pays for it- usually the ones who deserve it least. This story is about that. About a world balanced between negligence and conscience, between the mistake and the price that follows. About how many "later" can turn out to be the last

Narcisuss was practically married to his mirror. Until one day he received a paper message which says, "hi Narcissus i stole your sus mirror btw catch me if you can xx Eli, the stalking princess" He keeps getting paper messages from Eli and he chases her. Who is this Eli ? Will he find her and get back his mirror? How did Eli relentlessly stalk him despite his power of alienation? This is a tale where of Narcissus' journey of self discovery, the one where he truly becomes into a living flower.

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.

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.

"Nexus of Discovery" is a captivating science fiction tale that takes readers on a thrilling journey through futuristic worlds and explores the profound implications of scientific advancements on society and the human condition. Follow Dr. Amelia Chase and her crew aboard the Nexus as they traverse the multiverse, encountering advanced technologies, grappling with moral dilemmas, and ultimately shaping the fate of countless worlds. This engaging story prompts reflections on the delicate balance between progress and empathy, leaving readers pondering the profound influence of science on our collective future.

My insights and short musings on christianity, the human condition, marriage, addiction, and other topics.

Humanism is a collection of poetry works by Magnus Pryer, featuring poems he's written between ages fifteen and twenty-two. The poems in Humanism reflect on the human experience and the ups and downs of a tumultuous adolescence and perservering early adulthood.