Plight Stories

Nothing specific ... Just read in and let me know if you like it... #myfirsttryonwritingasawhole

With knives and pens we made our plight.

this poem is written on the labours migration that happened after the lockdown was imposed all over India

Some thoughts put to digital ink As I walk a path; destined to think

it's it. my last resort. i know i could just go on tumblr, post something about niko and then get a bunch of rb/likes; but i'm stupid and i want to talk to people?? to interact??? and i'm wondering if people here are into oneshot much. do i have to make oneshot x readers for this to be mainstream and popular??? i'll bust out my plight knowledge, if i have to. tl;dr: LOCAL IDIOT REDOWNLOADS WATTPAD TO TALK ABOUT A GAME THAT HAS ONLY 8 FANS

Despite the media making out that there's much suffering in the world, there's many people, especially in the Western Societies, that are completely ignorant of and untouched by actual true plight of others that the media bases its exaggerated portrayal of some people's conditions on. When we're growing up as children we're taught that being ignorant- not listening when we're being spoken to-is a sin. But to be able to be ignorant of life's sufferings, I think, is a blessing. This poem is about that blessing but also about not being naive in our ignorance, occasionally let the worst, most horrific scenarios and potential situations cross your mind, just so that you're prepared if something dreadful, heaven forbid, was to happen to you or those you love, but to also remind you of how blessed you are now, right here, in real life.

I never hung the title "orphan" around my neck though that is what am. This isn't a sob story or a cry for help...I don't think. So keep calm and read. Oh and beware this book may contain zero joy or delight, for this isn't the orphans peace instead the Orphan's Plight.

This sad poem reflects the plight of a ship's chef. It could also be used as the lyrics for a song, LATER ONE EVENING.

Just some short poems about broken hearts and failed love. Warning some may be triggering I'll put a warning before any suggestive ones (my first poem on here sorry if it sucks)

A small collection of my poetry. From seasonal to inspiration ;)

I composed this for a young neighbor who is suffering terribly from disease. She is literally trapped by her symptoms, and yesterday we heard her sobbing and crying in her yard. No higher calling can come then to give comfort to someone in despair. The Songbird's Solace is for Denise.

A retail worker falls asleep at the job and wakes up in a mystical world where the retail was a kingdom and the customers an enemy.

Welcome to a tale revealing an inspirational journey from beginnings of a mundane, dead-end existence to the political global hotspot of a country preparing for war against the US and it's allies and then on to a modern day quest for love, ultimately found in a most unlikely part of the world. Along the way are thoughts, observations and emotions mixed in with quizzical short stories, pop poetry, jottings, snip-bits, enthralling images and an underlying bent towards finding the lighter side of all things which pop up in the course of events. However, an undertone transcends the entire publication of never, ever give up. Enjoy the stimulation...

#bellyexperiences Thoughts and adventure of an unborn child

This poetry is disturbing and it's not a reflection of my own views and it's not meant to offend anyone, The middle class is a vital and important part of society and it's important to acknowledge their struggles and find ways to support them.

This is a story one of my friends wrote. She asked me to upload it on my Wattpad.

It started as stories of a distant world where elvin magic defeated humans and their science. The author had an idea, why in a digital age do books have to always say the same things? What if readers could become the spirit behind their favorite characters, to help the story evolve? What could go wrong? It has waited. Tomorrow it unleashes its revenge. It will take the fans, many of them young people and children, who “Dare 2 Believe,” to save the world, but it may already be too late. From D. H. Aire, author of the Highmage’s Plight Series, comes the first book in a new series, Dare 2 Believe, where Gulliver’s Travels meets Urban Fantasy.