Think of these as
alien glyphs
etched in this stick:
a universe
of stories
will unfold before your eyes.
Sometimes telling a story is much more powerful than just stating the facts. Well, maybe not sometimes. Stories not only can move people, but they also open up whole new universes for you. Look at that stick in the picture above. A woodworm has carved a path on this former tree branch. But what if these are not the carvings of a woodworm, but etchings of aliens? Imagine what happens then.
Of course, like any child knows, stories are not facts themselves. They are powerful carriers of messages, but are not a new truth. Don't forget that, while you imagine new universes.
The poem above is a highku
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Arjan Tupan
Love the haiku and creativity, Arjan.
Explore the power of storytelling in the latest blog post by @arjantupan. Discover how narratives can transform a mundane object, like a carved stick, into a bridge to other worlds. Imagine the unusual 'glyphs' on the stick as messages from far-off aliens, challenging the way we perceive facts and fiction. Dive into a universe of creativity where stories spark imagination, urging readers to move beyond simple truths and envision expansive possibilities. Read more to ignite your inner storyteller!