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Fake people

by Queen of Words

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

November 10, 2016

90 days reads: 48

Comments: 1

Shelley's Poem - The Flower that Smiles Today

by amitontheweb

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

March 03, 2007

90 days reads: 39

Comments: 6

Summary

A review of Shelley's poem

Circles of friendship

by amitontheweb

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

February 04, 2007

90 days reads: 25

Comments: 2

Summary

Circles of friendship are therefore much more than merely friendship.

The Sad Joker

by nid

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

August 08, 2011

90 days reads: 11

Comments: 13

Shelves: 1

Summary

He was a sad joker, who lived at the end of Isle Street, down a steep hill. He lived alone in a small old cottage with 3 windows overlooking the Isle cricket field. From the small windows everyday (in the morning) the joker would watch the kids play cricket and he would hear the kids scream and shout...

Fat Guys and Hawaiian shirts

by Shoddy

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

June 29, 2010

90 days reads: 4

Summary

A poorly written story about my day dreams of fat men in sandals The best part about this short story is that its short! If you read it, please leave a comment no matter how harsh it is I can handle it! And would appreciate it!

Satire in the Decameron

by cake

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

November 08, 2007

90 days reads: 4

Summary

Essay

School Uniforms

by Eva Rose

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

December 14, 2016

90 days reads: 4

IMRAN SYED HELPS PROFESSIONAL TO GET SUCCESS IN VARIOUS TRANING COURSES

by emilystan

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

April 11, 2017

90 days reads: 2

Summary

This is all about the interview of Mr. Imran Syed, CEO of Sprintzeal , the successful startup. He is sharing about his journey, what challenges he has faced and about the startup environment.

The Reef

by Paulo Francisco

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

October 20, 2008

90 days reads: 2

Comments: 2

Summary

A man goes diving, and discovers changes in a reef he loves.

Rich Foolery

by moa rider

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

September 20, 2018

90 days reads: 2

Comments: 4

Shelves: 1

Summary

A bit of satire about a recent new item.

Thinking Outside the Box About Outside the Box Thinking!!!

by Amy Saleh

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

February 29, 2008

90 days reads: 1

Comments: 2

Summary

Respected Writers, Readers.... I need your feedback on this!!!

MODERN DAY VIEW OF THE WIZARD OF OZ

by JR Ziegler

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

August 15, 2012

90 days reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

This is a Story about the symbolism contained in the old classic "THE WIZARD OF OZ", and a warning from the Author from the past. That could not speak out against what was going on in the U.S. Government and Financial Institutions of the USA.

WHAT IS MY FAULT

by Sweta leena panda

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

November 01, 2012

90 days reads: 1

Summary

This is my new story different kind.my 10th no story In my story the main theme is poverty, human trafficking, corruption, courage…..

Who cares about selling out in a bad economy

by Iron Sky

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

March 04, 2013

90 days reads: 1

Summary

This just my opinion on how things are going.

The Story of the Yellow Umbrella

by Honka

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

October 18, 2014

90 days reads: 1

Summary

Today, as I am writing this story, I am already out in the streets. Only with a yellow umbrella and a blanket, I would rather use my own way of peace and love to show my mom how I really feel. I just hope she would listen.

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Not Who I Am

by Anonymous Speaks Now

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

July 30, 2016

90 days reads: 1

Summary

Not Who I Am As I sit in a classroom full of gossipers and people who say I'm this or I'm that or what what they think of me. I stare and just smile. It's not a fake smile it's a smile. I smile because I know who I am and what I am made to be.I actually use to care and think it mattered when it really didn't. The one person that I actually cared what they thought about me was already by me and was reminding me that those words are just FALSE WORDS. They don't mean anything. Literally...they mean nothing. Not only cause it's not true but also because it's as if they expect it to matter to us. They speak words. They don't think they just speak. They feel if they obliterate all our happiness they win. They say words that they hope will hurt you, but what they don't know is that I could careless. "Those words you speak are just lies" i say. As long as I know who I am then they don't hurt. They mean nothing. Your words will never do harm to me. Those words are not me. Those words are not who I am. Your words have no definition for me. -Anonymous Speaks Now

Determined

by ISIDRO JR B. ANDEA

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

July 27, 2017

90 days reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

ISIDRO BANQUIL-ANDEA JR. was twenty-one years of age when he graduated his tertiary education at University of Southern Mindanao, Kabacan, North Cotabato with the degree of Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Biological Sciences on April 10, 2010. He passed the licensure examination for the teacher on September 2010; his first teaching experienced was in Kabacan Wesleyan Academy for three consecutive years and decided to take the Registered Qualified Applicants (RQA) for Deped and rank no. 2 at Science category in the municipality of Mlang on 2013. He worked as a High School Science Teacher at ABC Educational Development Center on 2013-2015 located at Plaridel Street, Poblacion, Kidapawan City after a years, he was promoted to the post of high school head and guidance counselor school year 2015-2017 and became the the Administrative Head I school year 2017-2018 and he still currently employed in this institution. He earned his units in Master of Education major in Educational Administration (MAED) at Central Mindanao Colleges on 2015. He was also active in Religious activities and spiritual upbringing to nurture his Christian life. He became a President of Covenant International Fellowship Ministry and the 1st President of Covenant Youth Organization (CYO) under the CLIP. He was also one of the Executive Committee Officers of Central Mindanao District of Wesleyan Church of the Philippines and a pioneering church superintendent of Evangelical Church Fellowship of La Fortuna, Mlang, North Cotabato under the umbrella of Wesleyan Church of the Philippines. He was active in his organization as an Alumni of Omega Tau Sigma 1906 Fraternity and Sorority and became the Chairman of Cotabato Cluster. His involvement in school, church, ministry, organization and community linkages made him be a productive leader. His famous adage in life that motivates him to unleash his full potential is "he accepts failures because everyone fails at something but he can't accept not trying” he said, these words reminded him to adventure his journey in life and to live with enthusiasm. In his simplicity, you could notice the marked of striving hard to reach his goals in life. He was a poor…

M.A.D

by Kelvin Siabunkululu

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

April 06, 2020

90 days reads: 1

Summary

Kelvin gets educated by an unexpected woman on his way home from school about mental health.Will this change his perspective for people with mental illness issues? or will he rubbish it,after all its just an old woman selling fruits on the side of the road talking.She could have a mental illness herself.