There is a lot of paranormal activity at high-gate cemetery in London. Some people have seen the ghost of a vampire and the mad old woman who murdered her children.
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The Enigmatic Methuselah: Defender of Righteousness and Wielder of the Divine Sword
Title: The Enigmatic Methuselah: Defender of Righteousness and Wielder of the Divine Sword Introduction In the annals of biblical history, there are figures who stand out not just for their longevity but for their profound impact on the course of human events. Methuselah, the eighth generation from Adam, is one such enigmatic figure. Although he is best known for living an astonishing 969 years, his significance goes far beyond his remarkable lifespan. In this article, we delve into the captivating story of Methuselah, a man who played a pivotal role in delaying God's judgement and, astonishingly, defeated 900,000 demons in a single strike.
By Daniel R Kpadeh2 years ago in Fiction
The Lesions of Devotion
Every day I set myself down on the freshly cut lawn and strip myself bare. I take my guitar and finger the frets and pick at the strings, listening for dissonance. My life is dissonance. I twist the tuning pegs until each string sounds bright. Then I kneel, calves pointing behind me, kneecaps facing forward. All exposed to the breeze. I close my eyes and play the melody.
By Paul Stewart7 days ago in Fiction
Part of Me
My love and I have been trapped inside of our respective houses like rats in a cage ever since the start of the pandemic. An ocean separates us, but distance is no challenge to our love. Text messaging, email- these things are so impersonal and cold. She and I are old souls both, and prefer the method of the old-fashioned letter. It takes longer, but the heart grows fonder with delayed gratification, to put a new spin on an old, tired phrase. I've certainly found it true in any case.
By Raistlin Allenabout 7 hours ago in Fiction
The Saddest Thing - The Billionaires Who Rule America Aren't Even Enjoying Themselves
This single post says more about our ruling class than a thousand policy papers. The saddest thing about today's system is that the men robbing the rest of us - sabotaging our economic prospects, our pensions, our access to affordable healthcare - are not even happy.
By Scott Christenson🌴7 days ago in The Swamp
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