Open-ended Stories

This is a collection of short, one-paragraph, and sometimes open-ended horror stories

This is a short story, rather a description of a journey most of us make. Almost a pilgrimage to protect or destroy the things we hold most dear.

I looked up at the sky from my room And then I saw it, An airplane. I felt thousands of emotions as I stared at it. Awe, fascination, confusion, sadness, sorrow, and most particularly, Hurt. A lone tear slipped from my eyes. I wiped it away. In an instant, I started to remember little me. And of how I grew up wishing that I'd see myself sitting in one. Looking at the clouds outside the window, appreciating the view from up above with my parents smiling at me in adoration. But then nothing is perfect. When we thought things were finally going great then fate would just have to take it all away. It hurts. I'm hurt. But... •••••••••••••••••• Hallo halloooo, this is my first one shot story. I hope you guys like it. Feel free to comment corrections, or your feelings about this. So enjoy! And uhm please be kind in criticizing the whole thing, I'm new to this and it's just that a dear friend of mines pestered me in publishing this for a long time now when she accidentally read it in my account before. Love love love from meeee✨ #1 - open-ended (mama imma cry😭) #1 - lifeproblem (this is life😔)

Sometimes we don't know in what to believe. This is the first short story of my series "Mysteries". A dynamic imagination of ghosts, written in a very simple manner, this is an open-ended story which will encourage kids as well as teens to imagine. It is mainly reccomended for kids since it is written in an extremely easy way. 𝙁𝙤𝙧 𝙗𝙤𝙩𝙝 𝙠𝙞𝙙𝙨 & 𝙩𝙚𝙚𝙣𝙨.

Made for a contest in my school district :D

Take that step, while you still can. Mini stories of horror and mystery, with open endings to ignite your imagination.

This story throws us right into the middle of an action, where all the villagers are trying to get to the top of the hill to save themselves from the raging waters of the ocean. Margaret and Joss, the two orphans, also follow suit. It is then that Margaret realizes that her mother's diary has slipped off her haversack and she must bring it back. But as she goes down to bring it, she notices a whirlpool of water trying to get her into a death grip. Will she survive, or will she die? Read this enthralling short story to see what happens to her.

A collection of short stories or narratives from diverse themes. My hope is that every time you one, you learn something new or come to a new understanding of something you might have already known. I write for fun in my free time but I welcome any suggestions for how I can improve my writing or any requests for a theme. May you be well. Sincerely, The Author

This takes place after the end of Season 2. National City is still reeling from the Daxam invasion. A portal stands outside of the city proper, a chilling reminder of what befell them and what could happen again. Lena spends her days and nights at L-Corp trying to rebuild and working on a project she shares with no one. She avoids Kara, guilt heavy upon her shoulders for the part she played in placing trust in Rhea. This starts within a memory, within a dream, and reveals the hopes and dreams that make the child into the person they will one day be. There are no answers offered her, only questions. This is a 3 Chapter Short Piece

It's that sound, it haunts me. Those tip tapping feet. They look but never seek. If only I could see you. But you were always me.

A collection of prompts and plot lines for stumped creators. Ranging in complexity and intensity, these can be used as anything from jumping-off points to story outlines. Essentially an assortment of ideas for writers, artists and creators who need a little help getting started. Ratings vary with each prompt and the viewer is welcome to use and change any of these to suit their needs.

"When there is no more room in hell, the dead will walk on earth." -Dawn of the Dead They're back. They've found us. "Today, the others returned. I know that sounds like it wouldn't be a big deal. Like the rest of the family went out for lunch while you stayed home. Like your parents went out on a far-away vacation and you were left behind. Like everyone left for hide and seek but you didn't know they were playing and they finally came out to see what was taking you so long.- I could see the anger, seeping through their tone in the letter you found tape to your front door. The disappointment, weighing each letter and word down making it almost too heavy to even hold. The cruel joyousness at finally being able to find their prey after such a long hunt. The giddiness at showing you, you can never escape them. That the past will always be right behind you and I, alike, watching and waiting to make their move."

A lonely rainy night..........Your car breaks down.......Motel.

I just got curious and observed that person. Eventually got dragged on. This is just a collection of oneshots that I've came up with along the way P.S. photo not mine

Random stories

"Don't worry, I will be here. It's necessary for your health." ******* "Don't leave. Stay here." "I will be sitting right behind you and watching. If you don't trust me, I will tell you everything later. Then you will find out that I was right behind you." ******* "Can I just pretend?"

Here you can find all the poems I write in English. Personally, I prefer English because it allows me to express myself in a more rhythmic way, something which I don't usually associate with my mother tongue. Anyways, the poems I wrote here are a collection of what I've been writing in the past few years. Some of them try to make a certain point (something common for my earlier poems), some of them are more self-reflective (the most common type you'll find here) while some are just philosophical and consider various aspects of contemporary life which I sometimes ponder upon. Thank you for reading if you do. I know that most of them are hard to decipher so I'm more than happy to provide context for each poem. So, I prefer that you read them first, or second if you'd like to compare first and second reading. That's up to you. I tried to leave them open for interpretation as I didn't want to lead them down a linear path of understanding them, if you get me. In any case, enjoy reading and if you want to ask any questions about them, feel free to ask me in the Discussion tab! :)

Amy, a lonely servant with a long-lost family goes through a blood curdling adventure. She finds that the fief lord she worked for brought brides-to-be home to his room and the next day Amy would hear of a missing case of a bride-to-be from her fellow serfs. One day, the lord brings someone unexpected. What will Amy do? Read this thrilling mystery story to find out!

A short story. That's all to it. It's about a girl. It's not long at all so you have been warned. If you want me to add more, than leave a comment. Otherwise this will be it.