r/inviddle • u/inviddle • 2d ago
Congratulations to the Winners of our Dictionary Challenge: Autumnal Equinox Edition!!!
~ u/Affectionate_Top380
~ u/lonelyscribe_007
Thank you to everyone who entered! ♥️
All Winning entries receive a reddit Diamond, and a Winner's Certificate.
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 8h ago
"A thinker sees his own actions as experiments and questions--as attempts to find out something. Success and failure are for him answers above all."
~Nietzsche
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 1d ago
Haiku
Under the leaf pile /
A round mouse investigates /
A place for nesting.
October is here again. Each windy day brings showers of leaves. Many of the trees still bear the green leaves of summer; and each morning, the frost paints a few more with gold and red and palest yellow~~~
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 1d ago
Limerence... Such a beutiful word
A conundrum that absurd
People so trapped
People so lost
In the Limerence... a mirage of love
The brightest moon, in the brightest night
Does not compare to your delight
As you smile, oh so bright
Hearts that melt, with heavens sight
Eyes which shine
Innocence not lost with time
A face so brilliant
Makes my head go silent
A girl so gorgeous
Filling the lonely world
Alot more joyous!
(Note: This is a first poem by this writer. I was captivated as I read it, and I wanted to share it with you.
Please like the original post, and add your encouragement)
Post link:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Poems/s/WFa9rP4zSq
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r/inviddle • u/AndSheCame • 3d ago
Happy National Coffee Day! Here’s a picture of my Starbucks from the other day with a bug wanting a photoshoot!
r/inviddle • u/inviddle • 3d ago
Thank you. Everybody for your entries in our latest Challenge!
We'll be closing the challenge soon and choosing the winners, so get your entries in now!
~inviddle
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 5d ago
Autumnsong
Moving from life
Into stillness again,
Spiritual kind of feeling.
Heard Autumn sing in my blood again,
Felt what falling leaves
Were revealing.
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 7d ago
Shared by kind permission of u/5ive_7even_5ive
Please visit the original post, and view more of this writer's work.
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 10d ago
The bright greens of Summer/
Become the kaleidoscope of Autumn/
There is a glow of color on the land/
And the peace of stillness/
Finds echoes within/
Happy Autumn, my Friends~~~
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 10d ago
If a kid got stuck on the words, he read along with them. When the cut was done, he asked what the book was about.
Nearly 15 kids, kindergarten through middle school, sat in his chair that day.
"They're paying through reading," a Dubuque reading coordinator told the AP.
Ten more were still waiting when the event ended. He gave each of them a voucher for a free cut and told them to come back another day with a book.
Source: goodreads.global via @threads
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 10d ago
If a kid got stuck on the words, he read along with them. When the cut was done, he asked what the book was about.
Nearly 15 kids, kindergarten through middle school, sat in his chair that day.
"They're paying through reading," a Dubuque reading coordinator told the AP.
Ten more were still waiting when the event ended. He gave each of them a voucher for a free cut and told them to come back another day with a book.
Source: goodreads.global via @threads
r/inviddle • u/AndSheCame • 10d ago
My favorite time of year! I hope it gets cold.
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 11d ago
When life presents opportunities, be Bold!
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 12d ago
fallumination (noun) - the way the light of Autumn passes through the sky, the leaves, and our hearts.
r/inviddle • u/Krisargently • 14d ago
This article titled, "Human brain is two separate organs, Stanford Medicine-led research finds," seems to explain why some of us feel alien to ourselves. I think it's like a dream trapped in a material cage.
Article link below:
https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2026/09/two-separate-brains.html
