"Don't be afraid," said your mother. Blood formed beads on her face and her tears formed pools of agony. The image of war, the sudden urge to kill, has never been so potent. This is a story that informs you that not all stories have a happy ending. Based in Afghanistan, a story created for EndMaster's culture clash contest, and we intend to expand the story after that is over.

We apologize for the bad grammar, we ran out of time to proofread. Feel free to tear it apart and we hope you have fun reading it! (For fun you can try to guess which parts stargirl wrote and which parts Abgeofriends wrote)

Edit, I have fixed a few things but mainly want to re-post this because I want to.

You play as the new Empress Vira in the kingdom of Magnicollis with her horse Cupcake. Your mother has just died and you have to take the crown. Stay loyal to your horse and try not to kill everyone in your kingdom... or do. 

This is an entrey for Endmaster's prompt contest. I got the prompt "A story of a lunatic empress... with a fondness for horses." I didn't spend very much time writing it and I didn't have time to proofread, but hopefully it's still decent enough to be enjoyable. 

Edit: I fixed the horse pronouns because I was bored in class. 

Just writing things when I'm bored. Putting it here because it's the only good writing site, and I might change this into an actual story later. :)

Just a fun little project for when I'm bored. Experimenting with poetry.

I love Avatar: The Last Airbender so much. If anybody hasn't seen it, please do. It's definitely worth your while. Just whatever you do, don't watch the movie version. 

I thought the Blue Album by Weezer was pretty neat when I listened to it the first time, and Only in Dreams was my favorite song for like a solid year and is still high up there for me. I would definitly reccomend giving that album a listen. It's not my favorite, but it's pretty cool, like Tim said. 

You can make a story good and entertaining no matter the plot if it's written well enough. For beginner writers, I would recommend following basic structures, but ultimately writing is so fun because you can do whatever the heck you want. It's your story. :) Also, you're right about the a/an thing. 

I like Oger. 

Strangely, my school district had infinite story, COG and a few others blocked. I remember clicking on like three websites before coming to this one and finding it available for my use. 

1. A demonic being eating hearts

2. Two old ladies playing patty cake together

3. Otters climbing a mountain

4. A grinning gremlin's face hovering over you as it watches you die 

5. A burnt butterfly

6. A weirdly deformed sheep skull

7. A unicorn skull

I've never worn gloves when washing dishes and my family doesn't even have a dishwasher. 

I vote 4

I vote for 1, B, and VII

Thanks! It definitely wasn't what I wanted it to be, but I managed to make it work. I had written all the way up to like 1,800 words but was only halfway through the plot and then realized that I would have to cut like half of what I had wanted it to be. I think it still ended up okay, but I'll probably revise this later and turn it into my original vision.