Sudais Zakwan
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Sudais Zakwan – Storyteller of Emotions
Sudais Zakwan is a passionate story writer known for crafting emotionally rich and thought-provoking stories that resonate with readers of all ages. With a unique voice and creative flair.
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[My Short VLOG] The Taxi Driver Who Changed My Life in 12 Minutes
It was one of those mornings when life just feels too heavy. I woke up late, my head hurt, and everything around me felt meaningless. I had been struggling for weeks — tired of work, tired of people, and mostly tired of myself. Every day felt the same: wake up, pretend to be fine, and go to bed with the same emptiness.
By Sudais Zakwan4 months ago in Journal
Don’t Just Exist — Think, Grow, and Live Every Day.
Good morning, young minds. You know, when I was young, I failed a lot. I failed in school. I failed to get a job at KFC. I even failed to get into Harvard 10 times. But here I am today. Why? Because every single day I thought about my life. Let me ask you, do you think about your life every day or do you just wake up, go to school, do homework, scroll on your phone, sleep and repeat? If that's all you do, then one day life will surprise you, but not in a good way. If you want to be successful, happy, and proud of yourself in the future, you must start thinking about your growth every single day. If today you are the same person you were yesterday, you are wasting time. Growth is not just about passing exams or getting good grades. It is about learning something new every day. The world is moving fast. And if you stand still, you are actually moving backward. Think about this. A tree never stops growing.
By Sudais Zakwan4 months ago in Futurism
3 Deep Meanings
The Cup of Tea A young student once visited a wise monk in the mountains, eager to learn the secrets of wisdom and enlightenment. As soon as he arrived, he began talking endlessly about everything he had studied—his achievements, his knowledge of philosophy, and all the books he had read. He barely paused to breathe, believing that showing how much he knew would impress the monk.
By Sudais Zakwan4 months ago in Motivation
The Perfect Human Being
Having more money or a beautiful house. Or a luxury life. What do you think what is real huminty? There was once a human seen as the best example of a perfect person. He was amazing in every way, and everyone thought they should try to be like him.
By Sudais Zakwan4 months ago in Humans
Be Aware "Greater Israel"
If i tell a fact that Israel has announced their Mission of having Greater Israel. Have You Ever Thought About Israeli Force With a high rate their Power is getting High on Earth. Yes it is, one day they will have seven countries and they will rule on the world.
By Sudais Zakwan4 months ago in Criminal
A Centaur Is Never Lonely
The backstory comes in the prologue, where we learn about the tragic death, in 1972, of the poet’s brother, Joshua, who, at two years old, had wandered into a neighbor’s pool where he drowned. The book itself, however, begins not with Joshua’s death, but with Oberman’s father’s passing at 59, in 2006, from lung cancer. Loss thus weaves its way through this book, and Oberman traces how it has shaped his relationship to his father, who, as he makes clear, was taken from him not only in death, but earlier, first through his emotional withdrawal while grieving Joshua, and later through his inability to fully accept Oberman’s gender identity. As Oberman puts it: “I knew he loved me. I knew he didn’t have any idea how to love me. I stopped trying to talk about my gender.”
By Sudais Zakwan4 months ago in Feast
Poetry Foundation Kicks Off its Fall 2025 Event Season
CHICAGO, August 27, 2025—The Poetry Foundation announces its roster of free public events for the fall 2025 season under the theme “Facing Life.” Inspired by its new art exhibition, the event season highlights visual art in interpretation of poetry, poets from Chicago and abroad, music, and new poetic forms.
By Sudais Zakwan4 months ago in Poets
This Be the Place: A Wind at the Door
The house was straight out of a magazine. Well, technically, a mail-order catalog. A hundred years ago, Sears, Roebuck and Co. delivered a Craftsman kit house in parcels like a Lego set to this little street in East Nashville called Chicamauga.
By Sudais Zakwan4 months ago in Journal
