Forever endeavour. A life philosophy; a way of life that if implemented, will mean you’ll always have goals to aim for, and a determined, optimistic, positive outlook on life. Forever Endeavour is a new online magazine for you to share your story - be it real or fiction. If you have always loved writing, or… Continue reading Welcome to Forever Endeavour
Weekly Writing Prompt #34
"Take off my disguise I'm living someone else's life" - Alone Again, The Weeknd Every week, Forever Endeavour is here to give you a word, picture or song lyric to ignite your imagination and get you writing your next piece. Whether it propels you back to a vivid memory or sparks a whole new… Continue reading Weekly Writing Prompt #34
Living by Danielle Lane
I saw every smile, every smirk, every grin Noticed every embrace How her small hand fit in yours The way your fingers brushed her hair I observed every kiss, every bite How she sat in your lap And you gripped her hips I went on living Even when I felt like I couldn't anymore Even… Continue reading Living by Danielle Lane
The Basics | Forever Grammar Pt. 1
Here at Forever Endeavour, we believe everyone and anyone can write. We all have the ability to tap into our imagination, and with practice, can craft and create whole new worlds, characters and plots to plunge our readers into. We also know, however, that grammar can be a big deterrent for people to pursue their… Continue reading The Basics | Forever Grammar Pt. 1
Weekly Writing Prompt #33
'Home' [Definition: the place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household.] Every week, Forever Endeavour is here to give you a word, picture or song lyric to ignite your imagination and get you writing your next piece. Whether it propels you back to a vivid memory or sparks… Continue reading Weekly Writing Prompt #33
Weekly Writing Prompt #32
[Image description: A person in a black t-shirt, printed with band name 'Iron Maiden' on, and black trousers emerges out of a hole in a broken, white wall in the background. The person has black, afro hair, and dark skin. They wear a gas mask over their mouth, and are looking down to the rubble… Continue reading Weekly Writing Prompt #32
Biggest Fan, pt. 6 by Heather Taylor
“Oof!” Neither of them truly knew who had grunted – him, her or his guitar? “I am so sorry!” The young man exclaimed, eyes widening as he saw the damage he and his guitar had just caused. Ceri had been smacked flush against the wall by the neck of his black electric guitar. Her ticket,… Continue reading Biggest Fan, pt. 6 by Heather Taylor
Watch Me Now by Mahvash Irshad | International Women’s Day Celebration
You stole the rainbow from my sky, trimmed my wings and chained my legs. You painted long nights in my eyes that were full of sunlight and bright grins. You clapped on hearing cracks in my bones. You tore my skin and let me bleed. Now watch me as I show you how lone warriors… Continue reading Watch Me Now by Mahvash Irshad | International Women’s Day Celebration
Mona Lisa by Becca Harrington | International Women’s Day Celebration
I won’t be painted by men’s intruding eyes and loan my body to a gaze unwanted. My mind, my eyes, my thighs, a crimson decision, protested with signs that say: ‘I won’t stop until this decision is mine’. I won’t be quiet so you can be comfortable, and live in a world created to fetishise… Continue reading Mona Lisa by Becca Harrington | International Women’s Day Celebration
Female Empowerment within Business by Maddie Astle | International Women’s Day Celebration
As International Women's Day is here, it's so important to celebrate women in all realms of life. We can cherish women within family, friendships, education, government and a whole lot more. It’s not been easy throughout history for women to make their way into positions of power, and that’s why it’s so important to really… Continue reading Female Empowerment within Business by Maddie Astle | International Women’s Day Celebration
The Blood Ballad by Lucy Whalen | International Women’s Day Celebration
I once knew a young girl, Who bled, like all others, At 12 her path unfurled, Branded: mark of mothers. The future not her choice, Never hers to control: No woman gets a voice - Red rivers drown them whole. Red tags in shop windows, Rounded mannequins smile, For their blood they… Continue reading The Blood Ballad by Lucy Whalen | International Women’s Day Celebration
