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158 Stories

  • The White Space by SL-Writer
    SL-Writer
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      Parts 5
    In a future where colors are forbidden, the world exists only in white. Cities are perfect, interiors are controlled, and every space is governed by the Ministry of Spatial Balance. Any imperfection is corrected. He is a Corrector, responsible for bringing spaces into compliance. But one assignment changes everything. A space that cannot be explained makes him question the system for the first time. And in a perfect white world, a crack begins to appear.
  • The Light upon Us by Terralis
    Terralis
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      Reads 25
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      Parts 6
    A cycle of short, minimalist poems about light. Like the one we carry, the one we lose, and the one that still tries to reach us. A quiet manifesto against noise, madness, and the fading of authenticity. These are fragments of clarity in a world that keeps turning darker. This is The light upon us.
  • Before the Petal Falls by devashishbishtg
    devashishbishtg
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      Reads 15
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      Parts 11
    In the soft whispers of flowers and the silent teachings of nature, unfolds a tale of quiet companionship, fleeting time, and soul-deep reflections. Before the Petal Fell isn't just a story-it's an emotional journal captured in the tender observations of someone who finds unexpected companionship in two delicate flowers. From their vibrant beginning to their melancholic end, the story dives into themes of impermanence, emotional solitude, and the bittersweet truths we often overlook in our rush through life. Told through the eyes of a medical student who finds solace in the simple presence of blooming petals, the narrative is filled with spiritual undertones, raw emotion, and reflective questions that will stay with you long after the last page. This is not just about flowers. This is about us-how we love, how we lose, and how we learn to live.
  • Mariam's Villa Transformation in Dubai by atwaar_
    atwaar_
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    Mariam's new property in Dubai was ideal on paper-large rooms, modern furnishings, and plenty of natural light. But when she moved in, the house felt empty, like a shell rather than a home. She desired warmth, personality, and environments that represented her lifestyle. That's when she contacted Atwaar Decoration Design LLC, which specializes in interior design and home restoration in Dubai. The Atwaar team began by inquiring about Mariam's daily routines-where she like to relax, how frequently she entertains visitors, and what elements make her feel at ease. They proposed a minimalist yet attractive design using gentle tones, natural textures, and custom furniture items. A feature wall in the living area created a focal point, while comfortable lighting transformed bland nooks into pleasant spots. Within a few weeks, the villa had become unrecognizable. What was once a frigid, empty area has been transformed into a modern, stylish, and welcoming house that is ideal for Mariam and her family. She now gladly hosts friends in a nice yet personal house. Mariam's goal of a pleasant, timeless home was realized thanks to Dubai's Atwaar Decoration Design. Atwaar Decoration Design LLC - Interior Design in Dubai https://atwaardesign.ae Email: info@atwaardesign.ae | WhatsApp: +971 54 433 3478
  • Nurse Alexandra by VictorVengeful
    VictorVengeful
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      Reads 7
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      Parts 1
    A sad, minimalist short story about a nurse named Alexandra. Written on the 10th of March, 2021.
  • virago ✧ a cover maker by beteIgeuse-
    beteIgeuse-
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      Parts 5
    my covers are pretty nice, in my opinion. they're relatively simple, but it's more pretty that way.
  • oh, the places we should've gone.  by flcwerchild
    flcwerchild
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      Reads 6
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      Parts 1
    a poem book about growing up and losing things.
  • ~ Minimalism Challenge! ~ by Challenges_Life
    Challenges_Life
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      Reads 60
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      Parts 2
    Minimalism challenge! Feel free to leave any suggestions for challenges!
  • Serenity's Death by DreamslayerPH
    DreamslayerPH
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      Reads 303
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      Parts 12
    The end of peace is here. How does it end? Everything ends in dust and tattered flags. Or will it be? A story with and without characters. A story with and without a soul. A story where the real and the unreal collide. This is the end. It is the time to wake up...to be alive...and to taste what death means.
  • graphics : media by sproutykawa
    sproutykawa
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      Parts 11
    Amateur. This is a hobby of mine. :)) This contains lyrics from songs, or quotations from the internet, that are combined with photos. (ㅇㅅㅇ)⌒ ♡ 『𝙳𝚒𝚜𝚌𝚕𝚊𝚒𝚖𝚎𝚛』 I do not own the lyrics from this book, the pictures I get from the internet, or the quotations from the internet.
  • Less is More: The Power of Minimalism in UI/UX by deliverablesagency
    deliverablesagency
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    A clean, well-structured interface can enhance usability, boost engagement, and improve user satisfaction. Discover how minimalist design combined with aesthetic principles creates seamless digital experiences.
  • Minimalistic poetry  by poopingsail
    poopingsail
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      Reads 64
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      Parts 3
    hello, this is I the person with a sharp tongue. If you're wondering, I believe that I'm not wiser or better than you. But since you have some free time, enjoy reading my poetry, my opinions and my feelings. My inners are exposed, be gentle.
  • Linewhisp (#5 Haiku Series 1) 5/7 by FortisMortem
    FortisMortem
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      Reads 132
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      Parts 22
    You crossed boundaries meant to protect you, only to find the monster they hid.
  • Beloved Zombie by gthmhk
    gthmhk
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    After the technological singularity, I live as an immortalized avatar within simulation fields, yet I remain obsessively attached to the love I felt for a parent who died before immortality became possible. Robots that behave almost identically to the dead can be recreated through reverse analysis, but as long as those beings are unconscious zombies, my longing cannot be fulfilled. Then a bug is discovered within my memories, and I am told that I may be able to meet the real parent who should have vanished in death. The author of this work is GOTOU Humihiko(https://gthmhk.gitlab.io/gthmhk/isnmg.html). This work is provided under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. The original Japanese text (https://gthmhk.gitlab.io/gthmhk/syouhen.html#itosi) was translated into English using ChatGPT (GPT-5.5).
  • silk flowers by tokkiyo
    tokkiyo
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      Reads 6
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    "If you give a person silk flowers, the flowers won't die." A minimalist and dialogue heavy story inspired by Hemingway's works.
  • Metaphoria by ImJustChloe
    ImJustChloe
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      Reads 111
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      Parts 3
    Short stories. Expirements. Essays. Poems. Nothing is as it seems. Always something beneath the lines. (I'll update whenever.)
  • Crownelle (#1 Haiku Series 1) One Of Seven by FortisMortem
    FortisMortem
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      Reads 139
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      Parts 23
    I wore grace the way others wore armor.