Soliloquy Stories

a short philosophical soliloquy inspired by ecclesiastes 1:2-3 written 7/21/25

At what point have humans gone too far? When our journey knows nothing but destruction...who will stop us?

Just anything I want to talk about deeply, stream of consciousness

Short sentiments for the heart. Mixed emotions that were spent through reminiscence. Happiness and heartaches fused in melodious harmony of words.

My Soliloquy about the snow and sky in the winter

This book consists of 10 diary entries from the different lives of individuals. These individuals are nameless due to the possible connection the reader can gain from reading each story.

Lyric fic I guess? Based off of an animatic with the same name. Lyrics from The Other Side from the Greatest Showman. I made this in three parts: Crimson, Regen, and both.

A monologue

Friar Lawrence Soliloquy, reflecting on helping Romeo marrying Juliet.

More or less a school assignment - Explore the emotions of Gertrude following her finding that Hamlet has faked his antic disposition, the murder of Polonius, and predictions of what may come next.

My personal takes on Hamlet famous third soliloquy.

Life has an uncanny habit of creating myriad variants of life-forms. Taking our own species as an example , we can see that owing to our minds , each and every one of us is unique. There are some imbued with great powers who do not realize the meaning of such powers and use them for reasons less than noble. It is seen that some of these mighty men realize the Essence of Life as their own lives progress. They come to be known as Champions of Justice of who rose from the Darkness. Let us celebrate these men who , having learned the meaning of suffering and sin forge a better world.Here in this poem such a man is a Samurai with the title of the Scarlet Swan.

I put my heart into a cup of coffee, so you can taste my feeling. It's basically a random thought about love life story from someone who still don't understand how love and life works. But she keep trying to figure it out.

Chain of my thoughts.

So I got a writing prompt one day, which was "Ambition can turn humans into monsters." ("Wow. What a lame writing prompt" you say? Tell that to my school.) Anyway, I thought Lucio was a perfect example of this, and I wasn't able to shake off the idea so here's this. It's basically an extended scene that fits within Lucio's tale "Dawn of The Grub" The app has visuals and flashbacks to tell us what causes him to go and make a deal with Pestilence. Instead, I decided to write what could possibly be just his internal monologue before he sneaks out of the settlement.

The Soliloquy of Banquo. This is a soliloquy that goes into the mind of Banquo, when King Duncan has been killed and he is faced with the prospect that his good friend is the murderer. This is only my interpretation so please, be aware of that before you read. From lady_from_the_north xxx

An echo of reminders, they yell, rebound, rebound... To live is almost like writing your own story - you dictate the actions and words of the protagonsit, you decide what characters you keep around. But often, it is these narratives, those of our own life, that have the most unreliable of narrators. Redemption is a short soliloquy of sorts that deles into the spiralling sentiments of a boy yearning to rewrite his story, such that the errors of his ways are redeemed. But speaking to redemption is not the same as its actualisation... This piece was written in 2019 for an assignment in my final year of high school, and his been edited recently to closer meet my expectations of my own writing.