Rahman Khan
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Fiction writer | Animal & nature stories
Words that speak for the wild š²š¾
Stories (22)
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The Lion Who Learned to Listen
An Emotional Animal Story About Pride, Wisdom, and the Power of Quiet Voices In the vast golden savannah, where the grass danced with the wind and the sun painted the land in fire and light, lived a young lion named Aren. He was stronger than most, faster than many, and louder than all. His roar rolled across the plains like thunder, shaking birds from trees and silencing even the bravest animals.
By Rahman Khan16 days ago in Fiction
The Last Howl of Silver Paw
Subtitle: A Wild Story About Loyalty, Freedom, and the Voice That Refused to Die The forest of North Ridge had a voice. At night, when the moon climbed high and the world grew silent, that voice echoed through the treesāa long, haunting howl that made the wind pause and the stars listen. The animals called it Silver Paw.
By Rahman Khan22 days ago in Fiction
The Day Nothing Changedāand Everything Did
Shortstory... I used to believe that change announced itself. That it arrived with loud victories, dramatic phone calls, or sudden moments that split life into a clean before and after. I waited for that moment the way people wait for stormsāwatching the horizon, convinced I would recognize it instantly.
By Rahman Khanabout a month ago in Motivation
The Day I Finally Met Myself
Start writing...ļ»æI used to believe that life was about winning. A good career. Peopleās approval. Smiling photos that looked perfect on social media. I thought success would arrive loudlyālike applause after a long performance. But the day I finally met myself, I realized I had been searching in the wrong places all along.
By Rahman Khanabout a month ago in Lifehack
The Day I Stopped Waiting for a Miracle
Write by rahman ..usedbelieve miracles arrived loudlyāthunder, light, sudden, udeniable change. I imagined them as a celestial hand swooping in to rewrite my life in an instant. And yet, that morning, the miracle arrived quietly, so quietly that I almost didnāt notice it.
By Rahman Khanabout a month ago in Motivation
The Story of a Poor Farmer
mer Once upon a time, in a quiet village surrounded by green fields and tall trees, there lived a poor farmer named Ramdas. He lived in a small mud house with his wife and two children. Life had never been easy for him. Every day, Ramdas would wake up before sunrise and work in the fields until sunset, yet he could barely earn enough to feed his family.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in History
The Tiger and the Cat (A Jungle Tale of Strength, Wit, and Friendship)
The Tiger and the Cat (A Jungle Tale of Strength, Wit, and Friendship) Once upon a time, in the heart of a vast and vibrant jungle, there lived a mighty tiger named Raja. His golden-orange coat glistened under the sun, his black stripes bold like shadows in the tall grass. Raja was the king of the jungle, or at least thatās what everyone said. The elephants stepped aside when he walked. The monkeys stopped chattering when they heard his roar. Even the crocodiles in the river gave him a wide berth.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in History
A Travelerās Tale
A Travelerās Tale The sky blushed with the golden hue of dawn as Elias tightened the straps on his weathered backpack. The village of Marrowood, nestled between the whispering pines of the Norwyn Highlands, was still asleep. Elias took a final look at the cobbled square, the crooked clock tower, and the sleepy tavern where he had spent his last coin. It had been his home for three yearsālong enough to heal, but not enough to forget.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in Education
