Pathos Stories

The rager's ethos...by the White Collar Goon Angels & Politics

Last decade, before we moved back to our present farm in the country we love so dearly, I was a careworker for a few years. This story is about one of my most frustrating but loveable clients who showed me once again how the greatest courage demanded is often in facing each hour of every new day - and getting through it. I think you'll find yourself, like me, getting teary from laughter as much (if not more) than from empathy with this tough little battler and her lifetime of hurdles.

A poem about your beauty.

A series of poems, songs and whatever else is screaming in my mind. Pathos isn't something that comes to me, but when it does, it's written down and shared for those to see.

[ Child Marriage is an imprecation in the updated social system of consciousness ]

"I still remember my old life. A life away from the red telephone boxes and roaring cars of London's streets, but instead one of poverty, violence and struggle." Omar Abbad always wondered what life would be like, away from a war torn country. He soon stopped wondering this once he undertook the journey to a better life. Follow our protagonist, as he takes on this task with his friend and brothers by his side. What lays ahead for Omar Abbad in this gripping tale of twists and turns? First chapter only, at least for now. (Just a brief reason why I want to write this book. I don't know if this novel will or won't make it big. If it does I just want it to send a message to people who hate immigrants, that immigrants are also people with their own story, and that we shouldn't hate on them because they've gone through a lot) Copyright © all rights reserved Any use of this work must be approved in writing By Zohaib Ahmed Tahir. Any misuse of the work without approval can result in penalties for said person misusing the work.

A peek into a few weeks of the disparate life in a small town, as it prepares for a holiday weekend. Fictional, flawed, facetious, fumbling, and fundamentally funny (hopefully). Hope this provides a bit of a change and some smiles. As always, my stories are complete before posting (contests excepted). So the chapters will be posted regularly.

Meet Death. He hates his job.

An autistic girl documents her life, a recluse and a reject of the world believes that she is heard by God

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Snippet of first chapter: "She ran, her breath heavy, and her feet sore, but she kept going. She ran because she could, because she was finally free. Free, from the evil clutches of the orphanage. The sky above her lit with billions of diamonds, the grass was soft beneath her bare feet. This was the first time she had felt grass in between her toes. She longed for this feeling for years and it was finally time. Time to go out into the other world and discover what she had been missing out on all her life. " Read for more.

Descriptions are arbitrary.

Poems about love, broken hearts, depression, relationships and beauty!

Things I've observed concerning the human psyche and pathos. Not necessarily true for all people, merely observations of the people around me.

The World has once again blessed a fortunate group of individuals. Those blessed will gain overwhelming powers linked to...their emotions? Those who rise to the top will have access to the hidden Great Gifts which makes it all worthwhile. Pulled into the twenty-four person battle royale, Shou Taki from Kyoto, Japan and Borya Vinogradov from Moscow Russia will meet. Just which emotion will prevail? Pride or Dignity?

The world is undergoing a catastrophic outbreak of ncovid19 with no cure in sight. Deepak and Nandini, both professionals battling with their own conflicts, struggle to explain life in the "new normal" to their little daughter Titli. How do they do so?

All Milly has is hope. Her brother, Neel, is missing and presumed dead in Afghanistan, but she refuses to give up on him. As she turns seventeen, there are only three wishes she wants to come true: get Neel home, get a boyfriend, get into Cambridge University. When Milly and her three privileged friends are catapulted into misadventures, capers with unsuitable boys and the pressures of friendships, family and Sixth Form, it's almost more than she can bear. From the spires of Cambridge to sunny Mumbai and the shadows of war-torn Afghanistan, Milly's offbeat story of love, loss and longing confirms that life is anything but predictable.