On That Day

On That Day

On the day I was born

The wick of a small lamp brightly burned

The rain met the sky with stubborn brute

It beat an anticipating sound on our tin roof

When I silently came

On that cold night in may

I slipped into a waiting arm

My tiny buttocks was firmly spanked

Speak Idle

Speak Idle

[A real refuse dump is set on stage. A man bedecked in filthy rags is found sleeping on top of this refuse dump. After a while, a well-dressed, well-kempt man enters the stage, smoking profusely. The mode and code of his dressing should be determined either by the Thespian involved or the costume manager. This well-dressed man talks throughout this short play until he leaves the stage.]

2ND MAN: [relishes in his smoking as he saunters in] Oh yes! I have only an hour or so to myself before I head back to my office. I have given my secretary fifteen minutes break. It is good to be your own boss, with people working under you.

The Novel 2

The Novel 2

INT. BEN’S SITTING ROOM – DAY

Ada and Helen are sitting down silently. Ada keeps looking at Helen, not sure of what to say. After a while, BEN enters. Ben is in his almost fifty. Ben goes and seats beside Ada. All three keep quiet for a while. Ben wants to say something but doesn’t know what. The mood is really tensed.

ADA

(trying to ease the tension a little)

So Ben, how was work today?

BEN

(to Helen)

Do you feel you need to see anybody?

A Heart Apart

A Heart Apart

Who can tame my heart?

This beast that beats from the rest apart

Who can dance to this unique song?

That which slips unrequited of my cultured tongue

From whence will that one come?

That who will strut and with me prance

Make this feisty heart throb at first glance.

Who is she that will taste of the kisses of my lips?

When Will I

When Will I

I have been a helper, a shoulder
I displayed all I could
But today I ask for a banner
A comfort my days to hold

When will the hand-in-hand sail?
As my heart goes lonely in thoughts
Though I trust love to un-bail
I do feel lonely to court

Mr. Lonely

Mr. Lonely

Loneliness
Preceded by perceived completeness
Made evident by lack of engagements
Revealed his life’s incompleteness

Forever indebted to fate is he
That if not for the hand it dealt
Oblivious he would be
To the depth of loneliness which was he

It's A Pity (...chapter 10, tart series)

It’s A Pity (…chapter 10, tart series)

I can’t remember the last time I was THIS pissed and close to blowing off the head of a human being!!! DAMN! What could possibly be the matter, huh?!

GADDEM PADDY!

Gosh, I just realized I don’t even know his last name! How can I not know his last name? How could I have kissed – ugh – a nameless nobody?! I’m the queen of last names! I am so bloody anal when it comes to last names. My mother ingrained it in me. If I don’t know someone’s last name, I refuse to add them in my phonebook, yes, that bad!

Well, GADDEM PADDY NO-NAME!

Okay, so I was chatting with Dunni earlier this evening and our convo went something like this:

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