Home
Upload
Profile
0
Notification
Bookmark
History
Comment
Subscription
Earnings
Settings
Help

Terms
Privacy
Company
Contact
© 2025 Interhead, Inc.
baskadia

Baskadia

​
​
All
Image
Writing
Trend
New
Ranking

Mirza Nauman Baig

FreeImage

childhood life

childhood life
M
M

4th eARTH KOMIX

FreeImage

BLUE BYTES (GENESIS) CHAPTER 2: HOTSHOT

A NEW CHAPTER BEGINS FOR US WHERE DOES THE STORY LEAD US NOW? ANTICIPATE 😉

BLUE BYTES (GENESIS) CHAPTER 2: HOTSHOT
4
4

Istiyak Ahammed

FreeImage

I wish, i were a child Again!

Buy this photo in https://opensea.io/istiyak_ahammed07 Or DM/mail me : [email protected]

I wish, i were a child Again!
I
I

Photographer RM MONA

FreeWriting

Never judge someone's life. Every human being in the world has a story.

_A_24-year-old #boy_looked out of the train window and shouted, Dad! Look at the trees going backwards. Suddenly he said again: Dad, look at the clouds moving with us. A young couple sitting next to him saw the boy's childish behavior and asked the boy's father, "Why don't you take your son to a good doctor?" The boy's father said, "We are returning from the hospital today." My son was blind from birth, he got his es back today. Never judge someone's life. Every human being in the world has a story.

Never judge someone's life. Every

human being in the world has a story.
P
P

PichaZaPompy

FreeImage

We are the Children of one Father, let peace be upon us.

We are the Children of one Father, let peace be upon us.
P
P

Istiyak Ahammed

FreeImage

Childhood photos

Buy this photo in https://opensea.io/istiyak_ahammed07 Or DM/mail me : [email protected]

Childhood photos
I
I

scary horrors

FreeWriting

Dark World

It's dark. When you don't know where you are or how you've come to be there, even the simplest things can be supremely frightening. So it was that when Walter awoke, his consciousness was confused and hazy, and the thing that he fixed on was the darkness. a darkness so thick and oppressive that it could've been a blanket—perhaps it was, for all that the disoriented boy knew. A quick rustle around his immediate area made it clear that no, he was not bound or covered by anything in particular—it w

Dark World
S
S

JOSEXZEZ

FreeWriting

The Spotty Knife

Bob Jones looked at the spotty knife in his hands and felt delighted. He walked over to the window and reflected on his industrial surroundings. He had always loved dull Upper Boggington with its pong, petite parks. It was a place that encouraged his tendency to feel delighted. Then he saw something in the distance, or rather someone. It was the figure of Maureen Cockle. Maureen was a hilarious banker with skinny thighs and moist legs. Bob gulped. He glanced at his own reflection. He was a graci

The Spotty Knife
J
J

Tears

FreeWriting

HEARTBREAKS WITH AGE

Tell me you've not been hurt before and I'll have hope in humanity! The older we get the more vulnerable we become because we think our experiences have made us handle relationships better...the past made us stronger...deceits more clear...forgiveness more obvious....the uncertainities predictable....our love certainly decisional and mostly WE BECOME LIBERAL. As I sit right here almost 2am in the night Kenyan time I am filled with tears. Because aging has not protected my heart from being broken. Dating and experience has not made me immune to emotions. Compromise has not provided me with my soulmate. Tears run down my cheeks because I am no longer a child but a mature lady crushed in my vulnerabilities. Love has no school, heartbreaks have no degrees. The older I get the more I fear to love unconditionally and whole heartedly and miss out on true happiness. I am still crying because the world cannot save me from myself and I cannot tell who to give these broken pieces anew.

HEARTBREAKS WITH AGE
T
T

Nani

FreeWriting

The Westerners (2)

This is the second part to the story “The Westerners”. A story about the travails of 2 African princes in the Primitive era.

The Westerners (2)
N
N

Robin photography

FreeImage

Children

It is very natural image

Children
R
R

James Wasswa

FreeImage

My city never disappoints

Urban city scene of happy motorcycle riders

My city never disappoints
J
J

Mirza Nauman Baig

FreeImage

Happy moments of child life.

Happy moments of child life.
M
M

yamraaj

FreeImage

Princess

During enjoy 😉

Princess
Y
Y

Sunil kumar maholia

FreeImage

King 👑

The old kings art

King 👑
S
S

yamraaj

FreeImage

Radha Krishna

Radha Krishna is the symbols of piece and goodness

Radha Krishna
Y
Y

Affan Shaw

FreeWriting

Story "The Secret Kingdom of Fairies: A Story of Trust and Belonging"

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily who lived in a small village surrounded by a vast and mysterious forest. Despite her love for the forest, she had always felt like there was something missing in her life. One day, while exploring the forest, she stumbled upon a hidden path that led her to a secret kingdom of fairies. The fairies were amazed to see a human in their kingdom and welcomed Lily with open arms. She soon learned that the fairies were facing a great danger, and their

Story "The Secret Kingdom of Fairies: A Story of Trust and Belonging"
A
A

Barka Andrew

FreeWriting

Jack and the american flag

Jack and the Flag of Stars In a land where dreams took flight, Lived a boy named Jack, so bright. Curious eyes and heart so big, He set off on a flag-themed gig. One sunny day, he skipped to school, To learn about a flag so cool. With colors bold and stars so grand, Jack held the flag in his small hand. "Teacher, tell me," Jack did ask, "Why is our flag such a cherished task?" Teacher smiled and began to say, "Jack, let's learn about the U.S. of A." "See the stars up high, so bright? They repres

Jack and the american flag
B
B

KAY

FreeWriting

Oliver's Fantasy

Oliver, a poor boy, dreams of becoming rich by wishing upon shooting stars. When the wealthy Lord Reginald falls ill without an heir, Oliver is surprisingly named the heir, turning his dream into reality.

Oliver's Fantasy
K
K

Education Skills

FreeWriting

Thirsty Crow

" THIRSTY CROW" Once Upon a time , there was a crow. He was very thirsty. He flew here and there in search of water , but he couldn't find it. At last he reached a garden. He saw a pot there. There was a little water in it.And his beak couldn't touch it. He thought of a plan. He collected some stones nearby the pot. He put them one by one into the pot. The water rose up . He drank water and flew away happily. Moral Necessity is the mother of invention.

Thirsty Crow
E
E