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FLASH FICTION

FLASH FICTION ๐’ƒ๐’š Maja Milojkoviฤ‡

The Heavenly Land

The Heavenly Land

In a world not so far away, there existed a land that its inhabitants called Paradise. In this land, there were no wars, no disagreements, and no conflicts. People lived in perfect harmony, respecting one another and preserving the unique values that their ancestors had cherished for centuries. Children were the heart of this world. Their joy, imagination, and carefree nature were the light that illuminated every corner of the planet. The elders taught them wisdom, how to protect nature and one another, and how to grow in love and respect. No one was left to fend for themselves, as it was believed that every child carried within them the potential to change the world for the better, provided they were given the right support.

Women were the pillars of the community, guardians of life and love. Their strength was measured not only by physical power but by their ability to connect, to heal wounds, and to build bridges between people. Men respected them as equal partners, admiring their wisdom and courage.

Together, they created a society where every voice was heard, every idea valued, and every soul was important. Nature was like a gentle mother, providing everything necessary for life. Rivers were clear and pure, carrying water that gave life to plants, animals, and humans. Forests were green and dense, offering shelter to birds and other creatures, and the air was so clean that people breathed with gratitude. In this world, people understood that health was not merely the absence of illness, but the harmony of body, spirit, and mind. The food they ate was natural, grown with love and care. Doctors healed with herbs and wisdom passed down through generations, and people cared for one another, knowing that the health of the community was linked to the health of each individual. In the Heavenly Land, everyone was equal. There were no rich and poor, no powerful and weak. There were only people who respected, loved, and supported one another. Peace and freedom were the fundamental rights of every person, and wisdom, kindness, and respect were values carried in every heart.

And so, as the years passed, the Heavenly Land remained a beacon in the universe, an example of what the world could be when love, respect, and unity became the foundations of society. The people lived happily, fulfilled, and in harmony with nature, preserving this precious gift for future generations. The story of the Heavenly Land was passed down from generation to generation as a reminder that a world full of peace, love, and freedom is possible if everyone together commits to preserving old values and protecting all that is sacred โ€” nature, children, women, and the elderly.

โ€ฆ.

(Self-translation from SERBIAN)

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In a world not so far away, there existed a land that its inhabitants called Paradise. In this land, there were no wars, no disagreements, and no conflicts. People lived in perfect harmony, respecting one another and preserving the unique values that their ancestors had cherished for centuries. Children were the heart of this world. Their joy, imagination, and carefree nature were the light that illuminated every corner of the planet. The elders taught them wisdom, how to protect nature and one another, and how to grow in love and respect. No one was left to fend for themselves, as it was believed that every child carried within them the potential to change the world for the better, provided they were given the right support.

Women were the pillars of the community, guardians of life and love. Their strength was measured not only by physical power but by their ability to connect, to heal wounds, and to build bridges between people. Men respected them as equal partners, admiring their wisdom and courage.

Together, they created a society where every voice was heard, every idea valued, and every soul was important. Nature was like a gentle mother, providing everything necessary for life. Rivers were clear and pure, carrying water that gave life to plants, animals, and humans. Forests were green and dense, offering shelter to birds and other creatures, and the air was so clean that people breathed with gratitude. In this world, people understood that health was not merely the absence of illness, but the harmony of body, spirit, and mind. The food they ate was natural, grown with love and care. Doctors healed with herbs and wisdom passed down through generations, and people cared for one another, knowing that the health of the community was linked to the health of each individual. In the Heavenly Land, everyone was equal. There were no rich and poor, no powerful and weak. There were only people who respected, loved, and supported one another. Peace and freedom were the fundamental rights of every person, and wisdom, kindness, and respect were values carried in every heart.

And so, as the years passed, the Heavenly Land remained a beacon in the universe, an example of what the world could be when love, respect, and unity became the foundations of society. The people lived happily, fulfilled, and in harmony with nature, preserving this precious gift for future generations. The story of the Heavenly Land was passed down from generation to generation as a reminder that a world full of peace, love, and freedom is possible if everyone together commits to preserving old values and protecting all that is sacred โ€” nature, children, women, and the elderly.

โ€ฆ.

(Self-translation from SERBIAN)

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Author

  • Maja Milojkoviฤ‡ was born in 1975 in Zajeฤar, Serbia. She lived in Bor, Serbia. Currently, she lives and works in Hillerod, Denmark. She is laboratory assistant, painter and reviewer. She holds an accolade of internationally recognized poet who advocates for peace in the world. She is recipient of many international diplomas. Maja Milojkoviฤ‡โ€™s poems appear in numerous domestic and foreign literary newspapers, anthologies and electronic media, and some of her poems can also be found on YouTube. Many of her poems have been translated into English, Hungarian, Bengali, Urdu, Pashto, Hindi and Bulgarian. Maja Milojkoviฤ‡ has published to books of poem: โ€œMoon Circleโ€ 2019, and โ€œWishing Treesโ€ 2023. Maja Milojkoviฤ‡ is also a member of the International Society of Writers and Artists, โ€œGorski Vidiciโ€ (โ€œMountain Viewsโ€) Montenegro, and a member of the Poetry Club, โ€œArea Felixโ€ Serbia. She is an activist for the protection of cows โ€œAnimal Equalityโ€ from England, Director Abigail Penny, and other international organizations.

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