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Ode to the Forgotten Key
In the symphony of existence, where the grand crescendo of novelty often captures our attention, there exists an unsung hero, overlooked yet eternally steadfast. Let us delve into the forgotten corners of our perception and celebrate an artifact of quiet eminence - the unassuming key. This tribute is an ode to the key, an emblem that bridges chasms, unlocks destinies, and whispers tales of yore.
By Brajesh Sharma3 years ago in Writers
With Love & Compassion
If a human knew what they were doing wrong while doing it, I forgive them. By forgiving them, I free myself and offer them what they struggle with,
By Whitney Carman3 years ago in Writers
When Deja vu beckons
This, my first poem on Vocal, was written two years ago and read by just one single, solitary, lone Author, Grz Colm. Thank you so much for being brave enough to go back into the dark ages to read my first entry on Vocal Grz, it means a lot.
By Novel Allen3 years ago in Writers
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I wrote poems and short stories all through my childhood, but the first story that seemed to move others I wrote in college. It was about a young lady whose ex boyfriend marries her sister. She is still in love with him, and sits out on the cliffs and cries during the wedding. I cried while I wrote the story. I have never since gotten so emotionally involved in a story I wrote. I think I was exploring my relationship with my own sister. We were not extremely close. I felt that she always out did me , and shined above. My stories today do not veer into my psyche. They are not therapy they focus on my imagination. It might be good if I could write another story that could move me to tears as I wrote it. I no longer have this story. For years I guarded it, as one of my treasures. It made me feel like I was baring my soul. When I read it in class it got great responses. They even thought I had a signature style. Now a days I do not have a real style. You can not read my story and know it is mine. I write according to the vocal challenge. I have started several longer stories on my own. I keep meaning to expand my vocal stories. I tend to write more fantasy, about a world in the future or some obscure planet. It is never a perfect world, there is always some life lesson in it.
By Antoinette L Brey3 years ago in Writers
The Amazing Life and Times of Ernest Hemingway
What would you do if meeting Picasso, Renoir, Joan Miro, T.S. Elliot, Mattise and Monet is not enough to appease your excitement?
By Rene Volpi 3 years ago in Writers
My Blog Went Viral on TikTok. It Made Me Realize Something HUGE For Content Creators...
Last week, I got a nudge from one of my TikTok friends in Aotearoa. "Have you seen this?" The message had a video attached. I didn't recognize the creator, so (anxiously) I clicked through. I was expecting a blood bath or some kind of bash session - but I was pleasantly surprised.
By E.B. Johnson 3 years ago in Writers
The first story I wrote
Now I know they said not to write about something from school. However, this piece was of my own creativity and my introduction to writing fiction. It was year 10 of school and we were tasked with writing a mystery short story for English class.
By C Louise3 years ago in Writers
THE MYSTIC CREATURE
In a quiet, poor town in Clieve City, there lived a poor baker with his daughter whim the town cherished. On the oposite land , there was a wealthy merchant who was responsible for the town's wealth. the wealthy merchant whom theyall called Feimhell was only seen occassionally in the wee morning hours where he would come to the market sing in a loud beautiful voice but no one dared to cme oout for they feared him out of his appearance, His white skin with fiery red shoulder length hair, green eyes and a bloodstricken lips with two 4 black canines i the midst of the other milk white teeth. Questions were, was he a vampire, a forest animal, a demon or some unfortunate being of nature.
By Damaris Maina3 years ago in Writers
Writing the Change: The political Resonance of Environmental Discourse
Connecting Hearts and Minds: Writing the Change for a Sustainable Tomorrow In a humans teetering on the brink of ecological crisis, the written word emerges as a beacon of hope, guiding us towards a future defined by resilience and harmony. As the sun rises on the purview of a new era, writers don the pallium of environmental crusaders, their pens mighty swords that cut through the haze of apathy and ignorance. This clause embarks on an odyssey through the realm of environmental writing, a journeying that unfurls the stiff socio-political wallop of these words and their power to sparkle transformative conversations.
By EcoSpeaks3 years ago in Writers
THE CURIOUS MADMAN
"The Enigmatic Quest: Chronicles of the Curious Madman" Once upon a time, in a quiet and peaceful town, there lived a man known as the Curious Madman. His name was Edgar, and he was known throughout the town for his peculiar behavior and his insatiable thirst for knowledge.
By Capita Bv3 years ago in Writers
Write a Story for Vocal Media: Crafting SEO-Friendly and Viral Content
In today's digital age, storytelling has taken on a new dimension with platforms like Vocal Media providing an opportunity for writers to share their narratives with a global audience. Crafting a story that resonates with readers, is SEO-friendly, and has the potential to go viral requires a unique blend of creativity, strategic thinking, and a keen understanding of digital dynamics. In this article, we'll delve into the art of creating captivating content for Vocal Media that not only engages readers but also ranks well on search engines and has the potential to become a viral sensation.
By Ahsan Jan3 years ago in Writers
Some Foods To Consume Regular To Reduce Blood Pressure Level.
High blood pressure is a major health risk that is all too common in the general population and can be fatal if the patient does not receive immediate medical assistance.
By Gentle soul3 years ago in Writers