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A Cycle of Personal Reunification
I awoke with the sounds of it.
The door was being rattled, and the knob was shaking violently. The panes are getting hammered it seems by swooshing cloaked hands.
I looked around to see where I was. From the window I could see the giant tree across my window swaying hard on its sides, like some unseen [...]
The Hump That Broke The Camel’s Back
It was a desolate wasteland, a mix of hot sand and ragged dirt. There was no air except for the few occasional breezes that blow like hotter than summer.
From the broken cracks on the ground, you can see the scorching air rising up above it like debris trying to flee a burning magma. Even the [...]
The Cold Remains
Gone was winter, and summer’s almost here. But despite the southern warmer weather, the northern cold still remains…
Once again, the slightly greenish haze went down the cascades of the everglades, its humid vapor condenses slowly and its frozen tentacles reaching across the hills and straight right through me.
When it’s warm it can get warm, which [...]
Butterflies in the Desert
I have a dream. I dreamed of lilies and wildflowers that have begun to spring on the dry desert sands of the gloomy northwest.
The immaculate smell of freshness fills the waterless air that roamed the land for centuries, reinvigorating it with new flavor and crispness like raindrops till the arid wasteland.
I could hear the whispers [...]
Whimpers of a Midnight Voyeur
On top of this magnificent hill I whimper.
I was lying on my back, on top of the cool green mass of freshly cut grass. Parallel to my view was the city I have begun to love. So laid-back and quite friendlier than the city of angels, the one I used to call my second home.
Its [...]
The Insult Greater Than Chip Tsao’s
Conclusion
(Previously… Skirmishes In and Out of Sea)
Yes, I was pissed with his article. But I don’t blame Chip Tsao. He who loves to write satire, though his love of it that does not guarantee that he’s good at it, just wanted to make a point.
The way I understood, as I try to grasp the essence [...]