“Getting strangled to death was the last thing in the world she imagined she would be doing Thursday night, the day after graduating university.” –BSB
Tag Archives: tragedy
Witness
There is always, in every dive and bus bench and street corner and bar-stool and bank line-up some shifty gent with cracking skin, thick glasses, scars or scabs, who mutters curses under his breath to no one, seemingly, but me. I am the chosen one who soaks up the confessions of the lonely and lostContinue reading “Witness”
Cody
When I was eighteen years old, my wisdom teeth were pulled. It was a fairly painless procedure in and of itself, as I was unconscious at the time of its occurrence. The maxillofacial surgeon’s assistant sat me in a chair and put a mask over my face. She told me that the gas worked fastContinue reading “Cody”
shame shame shame
tragic the accident years ago spared her life she can walk without a limp and the physio won’t set her back too much but she can’t hit the gym the way she used to tragic I watch as her tight ass gets bigger a real shame damn those Asian drivers
tragedy
the father crouches in the dark, naked the skin splits apart and the son emerges out of the father’s back the son rises, looks around in sadness headless post-birth loneliness he knows not what he has to do the son ventures into the streets – still headless and dripping wet people shove by – fastContinue reading “tragedy”
