Lyricalprose Stories

🔥 A forbidden love. A vow unbroken. A destiny that cannot be escaped. Samantha does not seek redemption, yet life demands it. In Abadón, a kingdom where duty outweighs desire, her truth cuts deeper than any blade. Christopher, the crown prince, has sworn a sacred vow... but when he meets her, he discovers a fire he cannot-will not-contain. Sirena, the Woman with the Fiery Hair is a story of forbidden love, marked by wounds that refuse to hide and bonds that burn beneath the skin. Between silence, jealousy, crossed loyalties, and the gaze of an amber-eyed child who loves without conditions, two souls must face the weight of their history and the destiny that hunts them. Because there are promises left unspoken... yet they change everything.

In a forest divided by fear and old grudges, cats and foxes have always been taught to mistrust one another. Hazel, a curious cat, questions the tales she's been told. Glade, a cautious fox, believes every warning about the "other side." When their paths cross, an unlikely friendship blooms. Together, they discover that courage, kindness, and understanding can bridge even the deepest divides. But old fears die hard. Can two young friends show their clans that the world is wider, kinder, and more connected than they've been told? Different Paws is a heartwarming story of friendship, bravery, and the surprising ways our differences can bring us together.

From araliya's fall to lotus's bloom, their love crossed lifetimes to find the same room. In Kandy's mist, two souls unite, with blessings, with laughter, beneath warm light. This time, no tears....only petals that stay, for love has returned, and it's here to stay. 🪷

Love isn't alwas so lovely is it? I don't think so either and that's why you would definitely enjoy and relate to this short prose poetry. If you like it, please try to support it by commenting or voting for it. thx <3

Mira has spent years keeping her community center alive with small donations, late nights, and stubborn hope. Just when the doors are about to close forever, Arman-her old friend turned fallen photographer-returns with an offer: five days, five campaigns, and a chance to save everything. The deal sounds simple-work together, no lies, no romance. But as photos go viral, donations flood in, and old wounds resurface, Mira and Arman must decide what they're really rebuilding: a place, a town's trust, or something far more fragile between them. A lyrical, emotional one-shot about love as practice, trust as small work, and how ordinary people keep extraordinary hope alive.

A lyrical meditation on the unseen, enduring power of a life well lived. This piece explores the quiet, profound ways in which a person's essence can echo through time-not through fame or recognition, but through impact, influence, and the subtle reshaping of the world they touched. It reflects on the idea that true immortality lies not in being remembered, but in having changed the course of life for others in ways that outlast memory itself.

A reflection on the unseen harmony of existence-where the world wakes not for itself, but to give, to guide, and to grow beyond its own needs. A lyrical reminder that true purpose lies in quiet offerings and selfless light.

Set in the lush, pre-colonial Philippines of whispered legends, Where Fireflies Dance follows Batayan, the sharp-witted son of a datu (chieftain), and Lamdagan, a gentle fisherman's boy, as their childhood bond-forged in firelit games and seaside adventures-blossoms into a love that defies the rigid lines of duty and tradition. As they grow, their stolen glances and unspoken yearning collide with the expectations of a world on the brink of war, forcing them to choose between loyalty to their homeland and the fragile, luminous truth of their hearts. Interwoven with Filipino myth, gender-fluid *babaylan* wisdom, and the unyielding beauty of ancestral lands, this tale reimagines history through a lens of queer resilience, celebrating love not as a rebellion but as a birthright. A sweeping ode to the unnamed emotions that outlast empires, it asks: How do you hold onto something the world refuses to name?

They told me tightness meant virtue. They lied. This is what happens when a woman stops letting anatomy be mistaken for morality.

Trapped in a never-ending nightmare, young Vic wanders through a world of symbols, shadows, and illusions - desperately searching for a way back home... or perhaps, back to himself. Among arcane battles, alchemical riddles, and ambiguous alliances, Vic will learn a truth as old as time: the path to light does not lie in fleeing the darkness, but in walking straight through it. To find joy again, he must allow himself to be tainted, to confront the blackest despair, and to accept that only those who have completely lost themselves can truly be reborn. Chrystalma - Heart of Crystal is not your typical fantasy novel. It's a poetic, initiatory, alchemical journey. It's the dream of a soul that stopped looking for answers in the visible world, and began to search in the shattered light of symbols, memories, and visions. Written in a lyrical, visionary prose, Chrystalma is not a book you simply read - it's a threshold you cross. Those who dare to enter won't just find a story. They'll find a metamorphosis. "Every soul that suffers seeks a language to return to the light. Chrystalma is that language."

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She came to the forest to disappear. But the moon remembered her. She was never chosen. She was remembered. In a forest that listens and a world stitched with memory, Elara carries a mark that glows only under moonlight - a secret she cannot explain. Kael Thorne is the alpha of a cursed pack, bound by prophecy and haunted by loss. He has built his life on restraint, on silence, on vows never to love again. Yet the bond he cannot deny is already written into his skin. When Elara and Kael's paths begin to circle closer, the hush itself listens. Between Council maps, rival shadows, and the weight of prophecy, their bond will be tested - not by possession, but by choice. Moonmarked is a tale of slow‑burning love, mystical bonds, and emotional truth. For those who ache quietly, love fiercely, and long for something unnamed - this story is yours.

I decided to be a bit vulnerable today

Whispers of the Evermere Written by CartoonLynx Magic once flowed like rivers beneath the earth, unseen but ever-present. Now, the Threads of Origin - the lifeblood of the world - are fading. Strange storms churn across the Evermere, whispers speak of forgotten sanctums, and creatures born from fractured magic wander the night. Aelith Serin, an immortal mage burdened by memory, begins a quiet journey to record the fading wonders of a changing world. Alongside Maerin and Lira, Aelith travels through glowing forests, wild spell-scarred lands, ancient shrines, and hidden seas. But the deeper they wander, the more they uncover truths meant to be forgotten. A story of memory, magic, and quiet discovery.

This piece is an elegiac reflection on the fate of Cape Town's baboons-specifically 121 individuals - threatened by elimination policies masked as conservation. The writer mourns the cold, bureaucratic logic that rationalises the destruction of these animals and their social bonds, likening it to the historical brutality and erasure of colonialism. Through vivid imagery - Table Mountain, the Waterfall troop, and ancestral baboons - the work explores the deep ecological knowledge and lived experience carried by these primates. It critiques how contemporary conservation efforts often perpetuate colonial attitudes: management jargon and policy decisions sanitise and legitimise violence, reducing living beings to statistics and 'problems'. The text suggests that language like 'sustainable management' becomes a euphemism for erasure and loss, even within supposedly protected environments. The narrative weaves together themes of memory, heritage, and loss, emphasising the subtle, ongoing violence enacted under the guise of order. The baboons' lives and relationships are contrasted with the administrative impulse to control and eliminate. The piece argues that true protection demands we relearn how to read the 'deeper maps of home', recognising the value of non-human lives as intrinsic to a shared heritage. Ultimately, "The Archaeology of Extermination" is an appeal for awareness and compassion. It urges readers to reject the language and logic of elimination, and instead choose guardianship, remembrance, and love for the living world - before it is silenced by the relentless march of bureaucratic 'order'. The jackboots of the colonialists and apartheid thinkers.

Rose and Ashes is a sweeping gothic tale of grief, inheritance, and the quiet power of memory. Told in two narrative voices, it follows Vivianne Blackwood as she returns to the crumbling family estate after the death of her grandfather - a return that unearths long-buried secrets, deep ancestral tensions, and a silent house that seems to remember more than it should. With lyrical precision and emotional depth, Blackwood Manor blends mystery, slow-burn romance, and dark beauty into a novel that feels both intimate and timeless.

🌙 It begins as a quiet night under a promised blood moon - just a woman, a glass of wine, and the silver-lit garden. But the moon is not content to be admired. She speaks. She remembers. She keeps secrets that span lifetimes - some that belong to the woman herself. As the conversation drifts between humor and reverence, past and present, the night folds into something stranger. The fireflies carry messages. Old memories stir. And behind a curtain, someone - or something - is watching. A lyrical fever-dream of memory, myth, and the thin line between beauty and unease.

Drift along the sun-drenched Dusi River with two friends lost in a world of mulberry dreams and marmalade skies. As reality blurs and memories intertwine, they journey towards a horizon painted with the colours of their shared hopes and joys.

The First Thread from a Truth Seeker's Tapestry, an introduction.

In a fractured multiverse where creation is power and knowledge is a dangerous force, Demiurges follows Vinyah, a young "dimensionaut" whose journey spans simulated worlds, ancient empires, and collapsing realities. Born under violent stars and raised amidst hidden knowledge, Vinyah is marked by destiny: a potential demiurge-one who can shape entire universes. As he is drawn into a secretive group of reality-bending beings led by the enigmatic Klaus, Vinyah confronts ancient metaphysical truths, advanced scientific paradoxes, and monstrous beings from beyond. From the brutal streets of the Piroh Empire to virtual dimensions shaped by thought alone, the story dives deep into philosophical and ontological questions: What is real? Who has the right to create or destroy a world? And can the mind survive such cosmic responsibility? Demiurges is a multi-layered speculative epic where Plato meets posthumanism, where cosmic horror bleeds into lyrical science fiction, and where each shift in dimension peels back another layer of reality itself. Reality is built. Reality can be rewritten. But only a few are chosen to hold the pen.