Microtale Stories

Hi there lovelies, I'm new to writing QUOTES, but I'll try my best to give you'll good ones. This quotes can trigger some people, so stay away if you get triggered by reading about suicide, depression, etc. Because these are the QUOTES that will make you ACHE.

We all have ways to express emotions, mine is to write.

Sana, a young woman from an Indian village, had known little joy in her life. She toiled in the fields, her dreams choked by poverty and expectations. One day, she fell upon a discarded harmonium. The moment her fingers touched the keys, a spark of joy ignited within her. Determined Sana taught herself to play. Her talent spread, and soon she was invited to perform at local gatherings. Her music vibrated with the villagers; evoking emotions. Through her melodies, Sana brought happiness to their lives. She found not only her own joy but a means to share it with others.

You wake up to the sound of pulsating heart beats from a far. You get up to find yourself covered in this unknown clear sticky substance. You look up, and all you see is a giant hole. It must have been where you fell from. You have no other choice...but to press on.

A crazy short story~

day to day mundane thoughts and raw ramblings.

Short Micro Tales... All Write-ups are original and written by me...

The story of starting over

This is a collection of my poems and microtales. 💜🌟

Adrian loses a deal that affects both his country and career. Is this only due to his negligence or is there any other mystery behind it? Is this deal involved with personal grudges? How this connects us with the deep woods? Let's check it out!

Sana, a young woman with dreams, carried the weight of sadness on her shoulders. Society had shackled her aspirations, forcing her into a marriage. Her spirit died as she bid farewell to her dreams. In her new home, Sana endured the daily grind of sorrow. She discovered a torn notebook hidden in a corner. Filled with blank pages, it became her refuge. With each stroke of her pen, Sana poured her sadness onto the paper, releasing emotions that suffocated her. Through words, she found comfort, hope and a reminder that even in sorrow, there can be a sparkle of light.

Have you ever thought that a story could be written in just 30 words? No? Then check out this contest where you will be reading different microtales, i.e., tales under just 30 words, where there are microtales from different social networking sites as an example for better understanding and later on interested wattpad users trying their luck and skills in writing microtales for this contest. the contest is being held in march 2018. Check out the contest and leave comments for the participants as a constructive criticism. the first round of this contest has begun and the microtales will be out on 7th march, 2018. and don't forget to share, vote and comment

A collection of random short stories and microtales to snack on when you have the reading munchies!

India Celebrates 74th Independence Day Awards:- #189 - Freedom

I shifted to Delhi for my CSIR NET prep and started living with Sneha, a girl from my coaching. We clicked instantly. One day, she was going to meet her old friend. I went along to shop since our destination was the same. She met her friends, and I said, "You continue, I'll go buy something." She told me to wait ...she knows I hate going alone. We were going back and forth when a boy said, "You guys chill, I'll go with her." Before I could respond, he came beside me and said, "What will I do in their old memories conversations? Please help me." I told Sneha, "Don't worry, I'll be back after shopping."

another part of Harry Houdini story.

A micro tale of loving the damaged

I'd been toying with the idea for quite a while now.... I don't know if they're poems exactly but each tells a story of love gone wrong.

Everything can change in a heartbeat