Micah had never seen the cornfields, stalks arranged in long rows, so green, so yellow, so rich like the acrylic pens he had stolen from the market stall at age eight. It was vivid, and not any less than the solid steel buildings that he had lived around, turned black by soot, which scraped off onto your fingers when...
It was the musty, dark garage with two tiny windows. Sort of square-ish in shape.
No one needed a guru to tell what Aaliyah’s favorite place had been. To her, it had been the world. It had seemed that the whole earth with all its seven billion people fit into that tiny, often overlooked room. And now that she was...
I was crossing the road and almost got run over by a car. The guy had been driving like there was a knife to his neck. It was dark out, a few meters from my dorm.
I was scared.
And after he had gone his way, offering many apologies, I was pissed.
The car was quite small, those hunchback types that I...
It proved quite interesting when reality took a turn.
One would think that the world was turning on its head, no sufficient space to keep both thinker and thoughts. Imagine waking up one morning to find your chair scolding you for all the times you draped your stinky clothes atop it so that it thought it was sick enough to...