Stephanie Daich
THE DANGER OF BLUE LIGHT SATURATION -Nonfiction
Even though science can explain the function of eyes and wavelengths, it still mystifies me. Most animals can interpret light into...
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Stephanie Daich
Jan 26, 20234 min read
MONKEY CITY -Fiction
Who was the ringleader who led the gang of monkeys? Those aggressive little beasts must have found inspiration from watching Planet of...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 25, 20231 min read
MORPHED INTO SILENCE -Sci-Fi Poetry
The spray! The waves! Your home! O the ocean does encase, The orchestrator of earth. Who’s left to share your tale? O Octopus! Hey,...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 25, 20233 min read
FEMALE -Poetry by guest author Til Kumari Sharma
Violence to Female: Violence is to female in the name of love. Marriage as violence appears. The life of artistic way is living. It...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 24, 20231 min read
COLONIAL RUM -Poetry
As they take the native’s land, As their tribes they try to disband, As they hold no value for their life, A method better than the...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 24, 202315 min read
MAJESTIC -Fiction
My father's illegal poaching started it. I knew I should condemn his act of capturing exotic animals and selling them on the black...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 23, 20231 min read
BLUNT FREE WORDS -Poetry by guest author by Eduard Schmidt-Zorner
So far the glittering life has not blinded me and obscured my view. I see clearly in the bright glow. Although walls are being built...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 22, 20231 min read
BETRAYED -Poetry
Betrayed by the one who should have been there. Discarded for a mere handful of silver. How could you, after all we have been through?...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 22, 20231 min read
REGRETS -Poetry
Regrets, if only I had. Regrets are plans that went bad. ____________________________________________________________________ Regrets by...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 20, 20234 min read
THE ILLEGAL PET CALL -Memoir by guest author Doug Moss
I was a Ft. Worth Police officer in the spring of 1982. I worked the evening shift in a patrol car on the east side of Ft. Worth. The...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 19, 20232 min read
ABC FAMILY
A fan, a friend, an enemy. A parent to a child, sometimes considered a frenemy. A relationship, a bond of clemency. Banded together by...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 18, 20231 min read
ODE TO WINTER -Poetry
Twilight of life coming to a slower pace. Light from the sun appears less often. Lifeforms fattening and hunkering in place. White...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 18, 20232 min read
CAN THIS BE THE MOST PEACEFUL PLACE ON EARTH -Nature writing
SIX MILE CYPRESS SLOUGH PRESERVE The moment I enter, all cares disappear, venturing into nature’s holy cathedral. I walk under the mighty...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 16, 20235 min read
THE MYSTERIOUS SWAMP BABY -Fairy tale
How come all babies are delivered at night? One would think a baby would consider the unfortunate midwife who would cross the torrent...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 16, 20231 min read
FIRST TIMES -Poetry by guest author Lynn White
He forewarned me about the eccentric landlord who, for unspecified reasons had permanently locked the front door leaving a cantankerous...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 14, 20233 min read
A LOVE AFFAIR WITH TIKTOK -Nonfiction
Has TikTok's power of escapism embedded into your heart? Polanco et al., (2022) reported that United States has 39.6 million TikTok...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 14, 20231 min read
ICEMAN -Poetry
Inside the frozen pond He submerges in the ice Breathing keeps him warm _________________________________________________________________...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 12, 20232 min read
HARMLESS EARTHWORMS -Poetry by guest author Dixie Cragun
Beyond our barn, in yonder field, We youngsters often played, On land owned by our neighbor. We couldn’t keep away! We stealthily climbed...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 9, 20231 min read
AMENDMENT -Poetry
Out of the hold of the mind’s deception, Stronger than the will of the heart, Spanning from thought’s conception, The warped mental tears...
Stephanie Daich
Jan 6, 20231 min read
FALLEN DREAMS -Poetry
Along the path of hope and dreams, My inner thought loudly screams Of sabotage to all that’s right To ruin all with just one night. To...
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