A tiny cold grey sun shone through the lifting cloud; as the cloud arose, it slowly began to change the colour of the road from a wet black treacle, in the distance where the trees stretched their fin
A tiny cold grey sun shone through the lifting cloud; as the cloud arose, it slowly began to change the colour of the road from a wet black treacle, in the distance where the trees stretched their fin
Part 3 of 'The Tao of Stan' - the meaningless episodes in the meaningless life of a man struggling for meaning...
After she'd killed and buried her husband, he wasn't happy.
A girl has a chat with God and Jesus.
A short play I wrote for the Hangar Theatre 2009 10 Minute Play Festival.
A solo trip away makes a woman understand her boyfriend.
Never will they reconcile themselves to
the doorway of loneliness...
The Final Part of the saga of Ed, Sal and Marlene... and Nate.
Not sure about this ending. Be grateful for any feedback. Thanks, folks, for sticking with it.
it all got a bit messy...
She remembered:
"So you blame the white man?"
"Yes."
"But there are yellow men, black men, and Hispanic men who get away with crime also. O.J. Simpson for one."
"I just kill the white man."
the mechanical kiss comes without “love”
without any sense of “love”
without any place for “love”
without any want of affection in the manner of
“making love”
He puts down the tiles - slowly, carefully.
She remembered:
"So what makes you want to become a killer?"
Chapter Twenty Two
who would have though that a man
spawned from the factory of silver spoons &
joseph smith’s silver plates
would ever out-spend another candidate?
first,
Sorry... if anyone's been following this, there was a long wait for this part. I've really struggled with the ending and am still not happy. Not quite there yet. Another bit to follow.
"The Queen is dead....the Queen is dead" shouted the paperboy as he ran through the streets.
Such a misty, cold night...fitting for my half hour lunch break from hell. Another spoon of sugar might help this stale coffee. Another cup of love might help this doubtful heart.
my sweet little song
I sent you away
packed with dreams
hope
months had gone by
more like you have been born
yet
I shall not send them
for
on the day you came home
my fondest memory of church
had to have been the day that girl from my confirmation class
whom i can’t for the life of me remember the name of now
showed up in a skin tight neon pink dress