Literacy Geschichten

"A marriage doesn't always end with a shouting match. Sometimes, it just slowly redistributes its weight." High above the Shanghai fog, suspended inside a climate-controlled penthouse on the thirty-second floor, a marriage is undergoing a silent decomposition. Minghao and Yuxiao do not fight; they do not scream. Instead, they simply adapt to the growing distance between them-a slow, clinical calibration measured entirely through the physics of the space they share. It is recorded in a gunmetal wardrobe rail that straightens by three millimeters, a kitchen hopper window left stubbornly open three inches to the damp river air, and an espresso machine reprogrammed to leave one spout entirely dry. ─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ─── DISCLAIMER & WRITER'S NOTE Please Note: This story is an Alternate Universe (AU) work of fiction. The names and visual inspirations used are entirely transformative and do not reflect the true lives, personalities, or realities of the actual individuals.

Literacy in a growing world is important. This textbook aims to enrich students in the vast developing realm of literature through reading, speaking, and writing. Students will develop their literary and literacy skills the more they enrich themselves in this textbook. This textbook is aligned with the QETSA (Quality Education for Teacher and Student Academics) Curriculum.

Alfie and Charlie live on an island where everyone goes to camp everyday! A lot of the characters have their own stories and secrets to learn more about them. This is more than your average everyday camping story. There's gonna be some drama, bonding, and even some magic in store.

The Forgotten Ones are a section of the population that are considered too far gone. They are commonly solitary, though sometimes will build a relationship with a few others. Blood relation isn't something they cherish or even know. The Vitals tried to provide aid to the Forgotten Ones, but there was no use. Victor and James are two forgotten ones bonded by something their kind cannot seem to grasp. Not only that, but Victor is literate. They are more well-off than most of the Vitals, but refuse to come out from the shadows. Until they meet her. The day she came, everything changed. Nothing would be the same. Ever again.

This book contains short stories, poems and prose made by me. Some of it was lame but I'm still proud of it. I update this every saturday, sunday and monday.

Sometimes the wisest person in the room is the one everyone underestimates

A daughter grows up learning how to survive her mother's anger, only to realize the parts she hates most were inherited long before she had a choice.

A take or hope, and the stories we tell ourselves when no one is listening

I turn my grief into verses so it has somewhere to sit quietly.

These just a collection of poetry randomly written in mid december.

things from my notebook.

A story dedicated to teachers. Happy teacher's day to all teachers in the world. You are our heroes. Hope you enjoy this.

A very short story (1200 words) where the reader is given a tour of the tea shop. The hope was to make it simple, a little poetic, more of a writing exercise that highlights the way that the brain personifies objects and relates objects to life.

A collection of poems, and other literary works of the turbulent mind of oneself, as one spars with expressional verbal difficulties. My poetry somewhat rhymes, Most of the time, For this is the main purpose of my writing in the first place, it focuses getting my thoughts out, in my own way. Written by: TEMPEST

these are some short stories that i've been writing every time i get insomnia lmao. most of these stories are posted on my instagram page, @sameera_gia (whoops shameless plug ig). enjoy!

College student, poet, and D&D player, Hyacinthus Wright spots a childhood friend for the first time in years, but their relationship isn't all you would think it is. can't say ill be super commited, but I'll try! I just did something random for the cover lol

This short story follows Andrew, a widower, as he grapples with the devastating news of his youngest son's suicide. His routines and comforts offer no solace, and he struggles with overwhelming grief, turning to letter-writing as a means of coping.