Solitude Stories

a person who is sent to a mental hospital. (more details soon)

The Life of Maria Callas is a sweeping, dialogue-driven novel that traces the astonishing, heartbreaking journey of the 20th century's greatest opera legend. Moving from her birth in Manhattan in 1923 to her solitary, untimely death in Paris in 1977, this historically accurate fiction goes beyond the headlines to uncover the true Maria-the fiercely ambitious artist and the vulnerable woman behind the curtain.Follow Maria's transformation from an unpolished girl surviving war-torn Greece into La Divina, a force of nature who redefined opera with her electrifying voice and uncompromising standards. Through intimate, electrifying, and emotionally raw dialogues, you will step directly into her world. Witness her grueling vocal training, her meteoric rise at La Scala and the Met, and her legendary collaborations. Feel the burning ambition that led her to reject roles she deemed unworthy, choosing artistic integrity over wealth and favor.But the brightest lights cast the deepest shadows. This book peels back the public glamour to expose Maria's private battleground. Experience her painful conflicts with her mother Evangelia, her complicated marriage to Battista Meneghini, and her fierce struggle for autonomy in an industry ruled by powerful men. Through betrayal by treacherous managers and the loyalty of true friends, Maria balances unmatched brilliance with deep loneliness. Meticulously researched and rich in historical truth, this novel does not just recount history-it breathes life into it. It is an intimate portrait of extraordinary discipline, agonizing sacrifice, and profound triumphs. From global ovations to her quiet Parisian exile, this is the unforgettable story of an artist who dared to live, love, and sing entirely on her own terms.

Everyone thinks they understand me now. They read my words, they see my scars, and they act like they know what it's like to carry everything all by yourself. But they don't. And I don't want them to. I'm done with friendships that end, love that leaves, and places I'll only ever have to say goodbye to. I just want to be invisible. I just want to be numb. But what if the quiet stops working?

A person deeply immersed in depression, trapped by constant negative thoughts about past failures and hurt caused to others. They feel isolated and unloved, struggling to express their immense pain and despair.

Milow, adolescente solitaire et perdue, se sent étrangère à sa propre vie. Quand d'étranges détails surgissent dans sa famille, elle se demande si tout ce qu'elle croyait savoir n'est qu'un mensonge. En quête de réponses, elle découvre des vérités difficiles à affronter et une lueur d'espoir. Pour trouver le bonheur, il faut parfois accepter de souffrir et de se perdre en chemin.

Poetic reflections for healing, solitude, love, faith, God, spirituality, and becoming. A soft, luxurious space to feel seen. Part of the Crimson Midnight world.

A messy collection of my thoughts.

An expression of order and chaos. Overthoughts, if you will. Silly rhymes at unusual times but I hope you're fine with these words of mine

Fever & Frost: Poems of a Contradictory Heart

The Modern White Nights is a sentimental psychological romance set in Dhaka in May 2026, told through ten sleepless nights in the life of a 29-year-old dreamer. The story follows a lonely, introspective lawyer who, after the collapse of a seven-year relationship with Moriom, unexpectedly meets a mysterious young woman named Malena through an online video-chat platform. Their first conversation lasts for hours and quickly becomes an intense exchange about love, trauma, loneliness, mythology, religion, literature, astrology, and the hidden sides of human nature. Both carry complicated histories, and the protagonist begins to believe that their meeting may be more than coincidence. Over the following ten nights, their relationship develops into a strange mixture of romance, mystery and psychological investigation. The protagonist begins searching for the truth behind Malena's contradictory stories, while simultaneously confronting his own tendency to idealize people and his inability to let go. Dostoevsky's White Nights, Kafka, mythology, the Mona Lisa, the Eye of Horus, jasmine, and recurring symbols become intertwined with the events. Ultimately, the story becomes less about getting the girl and more about understanding her-and understanding himself. Malena eventually disappears from his life, leaving him with unanswered questions. On the final night, Moriom unexpectedly calls after years of silence, bringing the protagonist back to the unresolved past just as the new mystery has ended. At its heart, the book is about loneliness, obsession, hope, memory, human connection, and the painful realization that sometimes you can understand someone completely without ever being able to keep them. The book itself describes its central idea beautifully: "white nights always feel the same"-whether in Dostoevsky's nineteenth-century Petersburg or modern-day Dhaka

......................... What's this void that lingers through my soul and being, trying to see the light yet all around me is darkness, considering if I should unleash this darkness on the world.

I wrote most of these when I was in high school please let me know what you think of them I'm bad with descriptions and titles. If you want to suggest a title for the poems go ahead I have no problem with that. I almost got suspended for one short story I wrote.

Do you hate the silence? Or could it be a reason you rediscover yourself and find purpose

A long lost prophecy comes to light. The self-exiled Nightingale Witch is forced from her solitude to aid an old friend turned Knight-Captain before Endaria is consumed in to darkness

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this is a collection of my own poems. i hope you find this as interesting, wonderful and as magical as i do while i'm writing it.

Jhon lives alone. Or at least, that is what he tells himself. He lives inside a tired, yellowed flat where the clock is forever trapped at midnight, seven dead flowers wait in a cracked glass, and cigarette smoke hangs in the rooms like something that refuses to leave. Every morning, Jhon gathers enough courage to imagine another life. A life outside. A life with people. Friends. Laughter. Perhaps even love. Every night, however, the same old ghosts return. Fear. Shame. Desire. Regret. Sadness. They know his name. They know his memories. And, more disturbingly, they seem to know what Jhon refuses to remember. There is a door in the flat. There are seven steps beyond it. There is a woman who appears whenever Jhon begins to believe he might finally escape. There is a pub called The Black Lantern. There are letters he does not remember writing. There are rooms that should not exist. And there is always tomorrow. Tomorrow, Jhon will leave. Tomorrow, Jhon will find someone. Tomorrow, Jhon will finally begin to live. But tomorrow has a peculiar habit of never arriving. Below the Surface is a dark collection of seven narrative fables about loneliness, shame, memory, longing and the strange architecture of the human mind. But beneath the poetry lies another story. A quieter one. A story hidden inside the numbers. Inside the doors. Inside the clock. Inside the things Jhon remembers incorrectly. Every chapter brings him closer to something he has spent years refusing to face. Perhaps the ghosts are haunting Jhon. Perhaps Jhon is haunting the ghosts. Perhaps the door has never been locked. Perhaps it was never a door at all. Seven chapters. Seven steps. Seven memories. And beneath everything Jhon believes he knows... something is waiting. Welcome below the surface.

Neil has mastered the art of disappearance. Fleeing a family betrayal and a life of gilded luxury, his only sanctuary is a quiet, unassuming rental house-a place where his solitude is his armor. His philosophy is simple: trust no one, need nothing. Then Avni arrives, a burst of chaotic sunshine claiming the house is hers. She needs to sell it to save her own future, and she sees Neil as nothing but a cold, stubborn obstacle. Forced into an uneasy truce, their co-existence sparks a war! **** This is yet another story of Avni and Neil in another universe. Please keep supporting.

Plongez dans l'univers envoûtant de Luna, une jeune fille d'une beauté mystique, aux cheveux argentés tel le reflet de la lune, aux yeux bleus captivants et au teint pâle comme la lumière lunaire. Abandonnée dès sa naissance, elle a grandi dans l'austère foyer d'un orphelinat, entourée de personnes sans magie, ignorant ses pouvoirs naissants. Luna, a toujours ressenti une connexion spéciale avec la lune, sa seule compagne dans les longues nuits solitaires. Mais c'est lorsqu'elle atteint l'adolescence que ses pouvoirs magiques commencent à se manifester, bouleversant sa vie paisible et révélant son véritable héritage : elle est une sorcière de naissance, née sous le signe de la lune. Pourtant, même dans l'obscurité la plus profonde, une lueur d'espoir brille parfois. C'est ainsi que Luna rencontra Finn, un jeune homme taciturne et solitaire, issu des profondeurs de la forêt qui entoure la ville. Ses cheveux bruns sont ébouriffés comme les feuilles des arbres, ses yeux verts étincellent comme les reflets de la canopée, et son teint est marqué par les traces du soleil et du vent.

« Je vais bien, merci. » Trois mots si faciles à prononcer lorsque tout devient trop lourd à expliquer. Ce recueil met des vers sur ce que l'on tait : la solitude au milieu des autres, les crises d'angoisse que personne ne voit, la dépression qui vole les couleurs et ces sourires que l'on porte pour ne pas inquiéter. Ici, il n'est pas toujours question de guérir. Parfois, il s'agit seulement de tenir jusqu'au lendemain. De reprendre son souffle. Et de découvrir qu'au cœur même du silence, quelqu'un ressent peut-être exactement la même chose. À tous ceux qui répondent « ça va » parce qu'ils ne savent pas comment raconter le reste. Je pense à vous.