Worldview Stories

Story about a girl in an oversocialized and overshared world.

Hidden Grace is a collection of poems. Poems that are heartfelt, truthful, poetic, meaningful, triggering, sad, spiritual, and all are derived from human experiences.

A girl in a small town begins anonymously submitting her journal entries to the local newspaper. The town, becoming interested in her thoughts and ideas, starts to submit questions to the girl they only know as "Daisy." Written in the form of letters. Highest Ranking: #1 in Worldview

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Aaliyah Brooks thought becoming a doctor would save lives. She never imagined it would destroy parts of her first. Fresh out of medical school and drowning in student debt, Aaliyah begins her surgical residency at Unity Medical Center-a groundbreaking hospital determined to treat every patient, insured or not. But behind the hospital's mission lies chaos: overcrowded emergency rooms, political corruption, financial collapse, and a healthcare system already preparing to abandon the people who need it most. Under the supervision of the brilliant and emotionally guarded Dr. Elijah Mercer, Aaliyah is thrown into the brutal reality of medicine where one mistake can cost a life-and compassion can become a liability. As devastating patient losses, hospital scandals, and growing public pressure threaten to tear Unity apart, Aaliyah and Mercer find themselves fighting the same impossible battle: saving patients inside a system built around profit instead of people. But the deeper their connection grows, the more dangerous it becomes. Because hospitals aren't the only things capable of collapsing. Perfect for readers who love emotionally intense medical dramas, slow-burn romance, found family dynamics, and high-stakes ethical conflict, On Call: First Year is a gripping story about survival, sacrifice, and what it truly means to care for people when the world tells you not to.

Most if not all of these poems were written years ago. I used writing as another source of self expression and a sort of therapy. I wrote a lot at the time and lost a few of my writings. Here are a few that I found and liked. Hopefully I get to write a few new ones as I find inspiration in the old. I'll post them as I get the chance to do so. I also plan on drawing something in relation to each poem. I've been drawing since I was little and I have never really stopped. I do not have the time to draw like I used to due to work but I always get around to it eventually.

The following is a collection of essays and aphorisms on a variety of subjects that I have written over the years. This is a work in progress, a living document, continually updated; sometimes daily, sometimes weekly. I am a voracious reader and amateur philosopher. The more I read the more I think. Here are some of my thoughts and opinions on the World and the People in it.

This is a collaborative journal! I want people to be able to speak openly and have a safe place to do so. I figure that it will be easier if you all have something/someone to relate to. Message me on Wattpad if you would like to write with me! If you're having a really rough day, write about it and send it to me!

Here's a short poem that I wrote a couple years ago about the world. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter! Instagram: @vincewrites Twitter: @vincentwilson4L

On January 18, 2026, protesters stormed Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, during Sunday worship. This was not a peaceful demonstration outside on public property. It was a direct invasion of sacred space, disrupting corporate worship and turning the sanctuary into a stage for political theater.

A collection of my own thoughts on religion and faith. Including interpretations of bible verses and quotes that I identify with.

For those of us who disbelieve in personified gods, the stories we hear make us the dummies.

We as humans often have something we follow, something we keep our gaze locked on. Ruth ponders if there is anyone or thing worth following. What will her boyfriend think? Disclaimer: Has some swearing Side note: this is my first story on Wattpad. Criticism is welcome :)

If ya wanna hear me ramble this is the place to be. Maybe my views will change, maybe they won't. Welcome nerds.

This is a look at current Christian issues. These books are discussed: When Bad Things Happen to Good People by Harold S. Kushner; How Should We Then Live? and The Great Evangelical Disaster by Francis A. Schaeffer; Love Wins by Rob Bell; Calvinism: A Southern Baptist Dialogue by Ray Clendenen and Brad Waggoner; God of the Possible by Gregory A. Boyd; and Salvation and Sovereignty: A Molinist Approach by Kenneth Keathley. The book considers several theological approaches to resolving the issues that divide Christians, especially the divide between Calvinists and Arminians. It attempts to answer such questions as: "Why does God let us hurt?"

|| Poetry in the making || POV: Short Poetry based on true events emphasized quiet intensely, so I have been told... Enjoy Love, Kyda-Eimaan...

basically my worldview and thoughts that are overwhelming me 24/7 general TW