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The Healing Flower

About the writer : This is Sana Hidayat . I am doing BS English (literature & linguistics). I am a professional writer and have been writing for 03 years. Story text: Does everyone in this world suffer? Yes, definitely. Does everyone face the same struggles in life? Not really, surely not. Even though humans are tested differently in this world, they can heal each other, being each other's strength through thick and thin. This is how many recuperate. This is what Daisy believed strongly. Her name, a symbolical flower of healing also known as "Chamomile" is what might have created a huge impact on Daisy perhaps. She dressed in white frocks with puffy selves, her favorite without a doubt. Her existence was no different than any other being except for an extra amount of optimism for sure. Daisy was unique in other aspects for unlike others she was born in the world of eternal Autumn. Where ashes fell from the sky like confett...

Short Story - Dream Gurl

Nearly four years had drifted by since our graduation, and in that time, our paths had never crossed. One day, a mysterious call broke the silence, and its number was unknown to me. She was a girl with a voice that was familiar to me. Without wasting a moment, she said, “Hello, Akbar, you didn’t change your phone number yet. Thank God.” I cleared my throat and asked, “Do I know you?”. Her laughter intensified while she said, “I don’t know if you still remember me, but I still commemorate you. Leave all this aside, I am getting married next week.” She took a pause, saying this, and I didn’t say anything either. Her voice lowered when she came up with the invitation of her wedding. She spoke, her voice was soft and humble, like a gentle whisper in the wind, “It would bring me profound joy if you attend my wedding. Without you, my wedding would not be less than a funeral….” She cut off the line with a deep sigh which was clearly audible. I called back instantly as she hung up the phone....

Deconstructing Universality: Jean-François Lyotard's Postmodern Challenge to Grand Narratives

About the Writer This is Areeba Khan . I am doing BS English (Literature & Linguistics). I am a professional writer and have been writing for two years. About the Proofreader This is Noor Ul Tehseen . Having 06 Years of Writing Experience in content writing: Blog posts, Website copywriting, Social media posts, Advertising/sales copywriting, Technical writing, User manuals/documentation, E-books & white papers, UX writing, Case studies, Comparison with competitors, Reviews/testimonials and a lot more. Storyline Jean-Francois Lyotard is a twentieth-century French philosopher, sociologist, structuralist, and literary theorist. In 1924, he was not only famous for his literary theory but also recognized for his works in art and involvement in politics. Lyotard is widely known for his rejection of meta-narratives, universality, and generality. Lyotard's ideas are all about challenging big, universal theories and narratives. He questions the Enlightenment'...

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