Letting Stories

Once, Aren lived by the sword. Every battle took something from him-his sleep, his smile, his reason to live. Tired of war, Aren abandons violence and walks into a quiet land known as Windland, a place ruled not by kings, but by seasons. There, he learns to farm, to listen to the wind, and to heal wounds that no medicine could touch. Through broken soil and slow days, he discovers that peace is harder than war-and far more meaningful. In Windland, Aren meets Lina, a woman whose strength lies not in weapons, but in patience. As crops grow, so does love-soft, hesitant, and real. Together, they face hunger, memories of bloodshed, and a world that still believes power comes from violence. This is not a story about conquest. It is a story about choosing not to fight. A chapter-by-chapter journey of farming, love, redemption, and quiet strength, Windland: Where the Soil Learns Peace explores what it truly means to be strong in a world that only respects war.

What if you could sell your memories for currency? I expanded on this prompt, courtesy of Pinterest.

A teens life as she faces all kinds of common obstacles. She has big dreams but can she keep it together? (I'm adding chapters daily so it's definitely not finished at the moment.Sorry if you get impatient! )

This is my personal diary, my emotions I would just like to let go by writing a poem. This is random and not that beautiful, but it is sincere. I hope you guys can relate ♥️ Pleas let me know if you do ♥️

Feelings? Reality?Fiction? They are just poems about everything. About love and hate, lust and recovery, pain and joy, me and you, him and her, fighting and winning.

When Everything's so wrong You make it so right The sun shines brightly in the sky as we say our last goodbyes Listening to the moon Dancing with the sun Today or tomorrow Either way; we're done. Our Last Goodbyes

joy is an insecure 17 year old, but when she makes a bet with her best friend, she is forced to join the school talent show. now i know this doesnt sound to horrible but when you find out the boys from one direction are the judges things get intense, exspecially when you aren't a fan.

A bitter-sweet collection of my poems...

"Getting Over You" is a profound journey through the heart's labyrinth, where love's echoes and pain's shadows linger long after the farewell. In this deeply moving collection of mixed deep poetry, each chapter unfolds a tapestry of emotions, weaving through the stages of heartbreak, self-discovery, and healing. Tlhogi invites readers into an intimate exploration of love lost and the resilient spirit's quest for solace and renewal. Through ten evocative chapters, the book delves into the raw, unfiltered essence of human connection and its aftermath. Each poem is a reflection of the heart's fragility and strength, capturing the intense spectrum of emotions experienced when letting go of a love that once was. With a lyrical blend of vulnerability and resilience, Tlhogi's words resonate with anyone who has ever loved, lost, and found the courage to move forward. "Getting Over You" is not just a book; it's a companion for the brokenhearted, a testament to the beauty of emotional growth, and a celebration of the indomitable spirit that emerges from the ashes of a shattered heart.

*Please don't hesitate to tell me what you think* A short poem I wrote about a young person dying and what they see as their mother tries to get them back.

The art of letting go.

Every Valentine After You is a quietly devastating, dual-POV romance about two people who loved each other deeply-but not at the right time. When illness, fear, and silence fracture their relationship, one choice leads to cheating, another to leaving, and both to a loss that can't be undone. Set against recurring Valentine's Days, the story explores grief, survival, and the kind of love that lingers long after it's over. It's about missed timing, living with the consequences of staying silent, and learning how to carry love even when it no longer belongs to you. 💔🌹

Everything I could never tell you.

🌿 About This Story This is the sacred journey of a girl who stopped performing for love and started planting it within. From the soil of heartbreak, confusion, and shame, she rose - barefoot, brave, and whole. What began as lust, loss, and loneliness is now a garden of clarity, healing, and hope. This is not a story about finding a man. It's a story about finding herself - and becoming the kind of woman love won't have to rescue, just recognize.

A melancholic song about the lingering presence of a past love, exploring themes of memory, longing, and the struggle to move on. The lyrics capture the feeling of being haunted by the "ghost" of a relationship, even when physical distance separates the lovers.

Jayden, a young man, falls in love with his neighbor, Lila, who is a lesbian. Despite knowing from the beginning that his love can never be reciprocated, he chooses to be her friend, supporting her through every high and low. When Lila moves to LA to pursue her modelling career and eventually falls in love with someone else, Jayden faces the bittersweet challenge of letting go while remaining her closest confidant. Years later, when Lila returns to back with her partner, Jayden discovers a newfound peace in their friendship. Embracing his unrequited love as a treasured chapter in his life, he finds himself ready to seek his own happiness, grateful for the quiet strength that loving and letting go has taught him.