The Observer

A passionate lover of stories and poems who wants to use the media to make a positive impact in the lives of people.

Trapped in the Quagmire

A typical thing about addicted individuals is that they usually deny their situation. They violently protest anything done by others to bring to the fore the realization that they are stuck in the quagmire of alcohol and drug use. The addicts are always actively engaged in efforts to remain in a state of blindness, apart from those who have willfully …

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LIFE AS A JOURNEY

By: Belaar Jackline Life is an odyssey, It is undeniably a voyage, A journey devoid of straight paths, Yet the destination remains shrouded in mystery, A pilgrimage not by choice but by necessity, I was never consulted about my inception, But once I emerged, I was compelled to traverse that road known as LIFE toward the enigmatic destination. Then I …

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From Struggle to Triumph: Giving Back to Society

The one thing that could not be denied to them was their unwavering acknowledgment of their humble origins. They endeavored to provide the most fulfilling lives for their benefactors, a heartfelt gesture of gratitude for all that had been relinquished on their behalf. They embraced their benefactors and whisked them away to numerous destinations across the globe. They orchestrated jubilant …

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From Struggle to Triumph:Triumph in Education and Growth

They sat for exams, and as they awaited the results, they engaged in odd jobs to earn money to sustain themselves. Their patrons were against this choice; nonetheless, they managed to convince them that they wished to keep themselves busy, as per the saying, “the devil finds work for the idle.” They also tried to keep their patrons’ living areas …

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From Struggles to Triumph: The Battle of Survival

Considering their poor backgrounds, they never dreamt that their fortunes would be reversed for the good. They had to contend with academic woes, medical problems, and other social setbacks. Their lives were a series of bizarre incidents. They often had to live on the charity of good Samaritans to acquire food and clothing. People would look at them with raised …

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Thread of Faith

By: Naa Doodua Doodu A thousand miles commence with a singular step. A community united, forging a familial bond anchored in love, care, and intertwined connections. When doubt infiltrates our hearts and familiar visages evoke despair, Abandonment appears to be the sole recourse, yet it is the burden most arduous to bear. Life’s splendor diminishes, and hope flickers dimly, But …

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Threads of Time and Brotherhood

They had got into a car while-bound-for-the-unknown, with scarcely any guarantee of the road ahead-three years ago. The hurricane of opinion raged round the driver-suspicions casting shadow. But with the unspooling of time, the perception was changed-the truth emerged behind the veneer. Twelve men-wander-spirits, all of whom are bearers of skills-embark on this journey braiding into the tapestry of knowledge, …

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The Gift of Thanksgiving: A Life Rooted in Gratitude

A heart without gratitude is like a tree without roots. But a life of thanksgiving is like a tree planted by flowing waters— Blossoming without end, Shining brighter than ever before. Its leaves remain evergreen, a testament to abundance. Life moves forward, yet its meaning unfolds in reflection. Looking back gives clarity to the path ahead, Presenting the present as …

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HOW ARE YOU MONITORING YOUR CHILDREN IN SCHOOL?

By: John Paul Beyuo  Some time ago, I had several encounters with the teachers of my children. I’m the type of parent who always wants to know how my children are performing in school. From time to time, I either visit in person or call the teacher to check in. At home, I go the extra mile. I check their …

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The Weight of Unseen Reasons

Other people misjudge the motives of a person who is reluctant or refuses to give help. Some believe that such a person is not sympathetic to others’ misfortunes, judging them from predispositions and assumptions. However, this is not always the case. Such judgments usually fail to see things from the perspective of the recipient. While it is true that actual …

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