Life on a knife-edge_Museum_THE COMA SHAPED NUTS_Dead Days
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Life on a knife-edge
His gaunt face illuminated under his hood as he drew in hard on the last of his spliff. He nonchalantly flicked away the butt, narrowly missing a homeless guy bundled up in his sleeping bag home against the railings. He always kept one hand in his pocket these days, turning the knife over and over in his palm. A modern-day comfort blanket. As he stepped from the curb, Jackson, was oblivious.He was oblivious to the twelve tonnes of red double-decker bus that was about to take his life. It would strike him on his right side. Oblivious to the fact that his skull would be shattered by the impact. ...
Museum
Dear Laura, There are many things that words can’t seem to express. Loss is one of them, isn’t it? We make up all these words to go with emotions, and some spin colors into their work, calling sorrow blue, grey, or even black. It’s transformed into the missing piece, a form of emptiness, and I suppose that’s true. Nobody could do this awful feeling justice, but I’ll be damned if I won’t try. Besides, the therapist said it might be good to write. She told me not to write to you. Ha! I used one of my many skills, and tuned her out. Just like you did to me, you ass. As much as I’d love to say I h...
THE COMA SHAPED NUTS
Eze is a handsome looking guy from one of the noble families in Ede village. He is in his twenties now. He owns one of the famous bakery businesses in his home town which he established immediately after his education. He started the bakery in a small scale and built it to become one of the leading businesses in the town. During Eze’s teenage period when he was in high school, he was always inquisitive of what he sees or teacher taught him in class. He is always asking questions. This made his friends then to nick name him “ inquiz boy”. His inquisitiveness made him pick interest in cashew see...
Dead Days
A few weeks ago, my life was blissfully normal.The Nevada city I lived in was teeming with life.I didn't have any concerns or worries.But that seems like an eternity ago. Hard to believe it's only been three weeks. God knows what state the rest of the world is in. They blocked off Spring Valley a few days after all hell broke loose. They shut off the city's power, water, and communication. As if shutting us down and pretending Spring Valley never existed could stop this problem from going global.Dang government.I remember when city officials installed the warning sirens. They said it was "prec...