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OVER THE WALL
It is with growing up that I realise that I have to do the things I don't want to do, listen to people who have better decision-making skills than I do and accept the things that I can't ( Read more... ) -
two futures divided by a parapet
I spotted you walking home, six floors down and across the parapet. You were so infinitely small just then. If I held up my thumb and focused hard with the one eye I kept open, I could wipe you away - just like that. But how is it that such a physically small being still does funny big things to my heart ( Read more... ) -
24 and 7:12
december is flinging me in the washing machine and spinning and spinning me till my bones get grounded down at the sides and getting smoother and smoother and smoother till some parts disappear before it spits me out overstretched like a useless garment -
trailer park and ride
Some days, I wish I didn’t have to go out because I am unable to control my moods anymore. Halfway today, I really just wanted to curl up and cry. The next moment, I feel like I have too much energy. But at least I’m concentrating on something ( Read more... ) -
Unwrapping the Future on a Saturday Morning.
The other day, you brushed the hair out of my face as I bent over to eat the noodles you cooked. It had been late that Friday night and I was hungry ( Read more... ) -
a thorn in the tree
Check in time 3 months later: I sat outside at the balcony of my office building and cried today. Cradled between work mistakes and yesterday's usual rites of passage, I just let go in the morning after two coffees, jittery fingers and a sinking feeling in my stomach. Right between drags and desperate phone calls, I curled up in the chair under the ( Read more... ) -
CHESS
One of the best jokes you said was when Bishop Solomon was at L.'s birthday party and you whispered "Do you think he only moves diagonally?" I looked at you, confused, and you pointed to the tiled floor. That was really funny.
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