Tag: microfiction
We’re killing what makes us human
Trigger warning! Don’t read if you love AI. THIS IS A RANT. They’re a saying that goes, “too much of everything is bad.” Even healthy…
Waiting for a Star to Fall
I don’t know about you, but when nostalgia hits me, it’s always accompanied by a bittersweet feeling. Waiting for a Star to Fall, a song…
Because it’s your Birthday
“Hey you!” Simon was currently busy rushing home to be with his sweet wife, turn to look toward the bushes where the voice came from….
12-words story #007: Candlelights 2
You dare challenge me? Music and candlelights? Ha! Where? I’ll be there. …Read here for part 1 Happy Valentines! 🥰 Copyright © All rights reserved. Like my…
12-words story #006: Candlelights 1
I challenge you! You, me, music and candlelights. What do you say?
Timeless
I’ve never heard what angels sound like, but if I’m to explain it, the girl that sings with such soothing voice sounds just like one….
Short Saturday
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99 words prompt #3
“Who want avocado?” I asked one day.
My husband smiled. I already expected it when he joked, “Ah that tasteless fruit?”
I used to have friendly banter with him about it. Avocado is one of my favorite fruits. I won’t let anyone make fun of it. However, today I only made a face…
I’m an addict!
Yes sir, I am! And if that’s a crime then arrest me because I won’t let go of this drug! A substance called writing. 😁…
12-words story #005
I hate having weaknesses, but I am what am because of it.
Special Sunday
Makulit is a Tagalog word for bothersome. But unlike bothersome, makulit is use with endearment for friends and family. Simon over at Penning Thoughts is…
Word challenge: Pique
You know the feeling when everything seems meaningless? Have you ever felt it?
I’m a healthy nineteen-year-old boy, wait, a handsome nineteen-year-old Filipino man, hehe, and that’s exactly what I was feeling when a chicken gave me “the look” I’m not joking!
I was sitting on the park bench watching people skittering from each other and give that awkward smile. Social distancing has made a lot of people paranoid, even a loner like me want to cringe at how uncomfortable everyone…