Idealism Stories

In "Ensure That the Desert Does Not Grow", the ninth volume of "The Right People" series, Tom and his companions are drawn into a widening circle of intrigue that spans Europe and Africa. Their journey leads them through covert encounters, political maneuvering, and personal entanglements, as they navigate worlds where idealism and ambition collide. Along the way, they facilitate a clandestine meeting between a British intelligence operative and a man intent on becoming the world's most powerful hashish trafficker. Later, they accompany Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi on a journey to Mali, where he seeks to broker peace between the Malian government and the tribes of the country's north. In Timbuktu, they meet President Moussa Traoré and representatives of the Tuareg and Fulbe and witness fragile attempts at reconciliation. Returning to Tripolis, Tom and his friends encounter Oliver Tambo, the exiled leader of the African National Congress and a group of South African freedom fighters, further drawing them into the currents of liberation movements and geopolitical struggle. Amid these events, the long‑standing love triangle between Tom, Nikos, and Sophia finally finds resolution as Sophia discovers new love with a Nubian named Maher. As always, this novel is a work of fiction. Although grounded in extensive historical research, all characters - including historical figures - and all events depicted in the story are entirely fictional. New chapters are published every Saturday.

Poetry is pictorial; these are my fruits.

The story of a young muslim girl, named Mahnoor, who thinks that covering up, in Islam, is a form of oppression, imposed by the male dominant society. However, As she matures from being a girl to a woman, she learns, more about the religion, and eventually understands, covering up, is indeed a commandment of Allah (swt), and a source khair for the believing women. The story of a young boy, named Kashaan, who is negatively influenced by the media and bad company. He does not understand, the importance of lowering his gaze. However, life will soon teach him, important lessons, that will change his thinking forever. Mahnoor and Kashaan were never meant for each other.However, destiny will repeatedly, bring them close to each other.... Start-13 March 2018 Finished-14 November 2018

my story under a lenses of allegory

These are my raw, honest emotions.😫

A young Christian experiences a personal renaissance. It's not science but philosophy that takes him to a new dimension in this lyrical, English version of my other book called "Apotheose".

This came about when I realized I needed a spot to write things that came to my head. This is not meant to spark any debates or discussion, simply to allow thought to flow onto paper and paper to keyboard. I use the Poetry genre because my style of writing often becomes so.

Ｔｗｅｌｖｅ ｙｅａｒｓ ａｇｏ， ｔｈｉｎｇｓ ｃｈａｎｇｅｄ．．． The world is broken. The idea of school has become obsolete since the war started twenty years ago, and chaos is possibly the only order that exists anymore. The Catago, the group that attacked those twenty years ago, seized control of the government and did nothing else. But the second someone tried to stop them, things got very ugly, very fast. People say that the world is gone, their chance trickled like water out of their palms. Fourteen-year-old Aiden thinks otherwise. He sits by and waits for someone to fix this mess, never imagining he could play a part. With little warning, people are suddenly calling Aiden the key, the answer. But every key needs a lock and every answer needs a question, and Aiden has no idea where to start looking. Ａｎｄ ｔｈｅｙ ｃａｎ ｃｈａｎｇｅ ａｇａｉｎ．．． Most Impressive Rank So Far: #138 in Dystopia Current Most Impressive Rank: #45 in Organization

How do you perceive the world nowadays? How do you see things? How does the world see you? What type of world are you in? The author would like to wish the reader/s one thing: see things differently. The author would like to have different approaches in writing his poems-- with varying themes and verses with subliminal meaning subjective to the reader's views. The author wishes you all happy reading. He hopes that the readers would appreciate his pieces.

If a writer falls for someone, they will immortalize them forever. -Xearon

Like the title suggests, this is merely a collection of things that have crossed my mind when I enter my daydreams. (The book cover artist is unknown)

Since my childhood, I cherished the wise Gibran! In the middle of my life, I met another Gibran! This is a journey of the soul with two Gibrans!

Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer had a powerful influence in my life. I owe him my romantic and idealistic vision of the world. He died very young, in poverty. In these really tough times, I've decided to honor his memory. Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer: Introduction. I don’t know if this is a real event that seems like a story, or a story that seems like a real event. But what I can say is that it offers us a sad truth, a very sad truth, which I may be one of the last to take advantage of, given the state of my imagination. With this idea, someone else might perhaps have made some gloomy psychological analysis; I have tried to write a story which, for those who see nothing remarkable in its content, will at least entertain them for a while.

Here's a collection of short poems that would soothe your aching heart, usher in a wave of joy or maybe, give vent to your unrequited fervour...

Short Story about the origin of dogs.

quixotic /kwɪkˈsɒtɪk/ adjective: quixotic extremely idealistic; unrealistic and impractical.

A small collection of poems procured in between the ages of 16-19.

Random of the times when she sat in silence. ✨💙

Poetry. On the hero's escape from Calypso's isle, the end of Desire. You might stay for a bit, but when you finally think better of it, it may require strong emergency measures for you to escape Calypso's entreaties.