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Why is there so much pain in the world? Why is there no peace? So many people around the world are dying, hurting, suffering, and yearning for hope, freedom, justice, and peace. Why have we failed to help them? Why have we failed each other? Do we truly understand each other? Why do we still fight? Where is the love we speak of but fail to embody? The Story of Life, In a Tale of Words is a story-poem meant to reverberate the heartstrings of goodness within us. The Story of Life, In a Tale of Words strives to relinquish the curtain over our hearts that causes us to hate instead of love. We are all lost, we are all in pain, and we are all broken. But that pain is precisely what bonds us as a people, as kindred kind. The Story of Life, In a Tale of Words serves as a beacon of hope to remind us that together, we can help each other end the pain in all our hearts and in the world. Together. Open your heart to the Story of Life, and it will open its heart to you.
To my mother,
Nusrat Bhatty
The greatest woman and human I will ever know
The flame of my zeal and the water of my serenity
Who taught me why we care
Who taught me the value of love
Who taught me what it means to be a man
And who now looks down and smiles from above
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sengmanymany: Très belle histoire , il y a de moment drôlesEt touchants
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Theresa: I like the story very much but she needs to be consistent with names is Axel's wolf's name Mace or Halo? Is his gamma to be Don or Dan? But to be fare, she's not the only one to do it. I get confused when authors changes theirr character:s name in the middle of the story.
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Sarah: Hey! I really enjoyed your story. It made me wonder how you actually write. Are you someone who plans everything in advance, or do you discover the story as the chapters unfold?
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Sarah: Hello! I really enjoyed reading your story. It made me curious—after finishing this one, did it give you ideas for completely new projects, or do you usually like to take a break before starting another story?
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Sarah: That’s actually really interesting. It sounds like you put a lot of thought into the world before bringing the characters into it. Did you already have the main story in mind while you were building the regions and places, or did the world itself inspire the story as you created it?
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Jolly Jam: Interesting juxtaposition of two different backgrounds with a plausible explanation of how they came together. I’m vested in the story of these two lovable characters. Where’s Story 2?
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Kate Schimmer Child: Amazing plot and characters. And so impressive you’ve written a story inside a story. Can’t wait to read more of your work ❤️
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