Atropine eyes
The sunshine of spring are like bullets bombarding my atropine eyes. Not like before the lullaby waves of the light brushing my shore, No longer it harbingers spring and the […]
Monthly Archives: April 2017
Vertigo
It’s the vertigo right at the summit that teaches you it’s the rappelling that’s killing more than the actual climbing. Brendan prompts on the penultimate part of a journey at […]
Bogeyman calling
My boogieman had breath of diseases, bubonic and crimson it’s creeping on food and in houses. I feared the tiptoeing sound were from lice or my coughing was TB. I […]
Your own pair of shoes
“Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that who cares? He’s a mile away and you’ve got his shoes!” ― Billy Connolly To brag of […]
Prostitution limericks
A courtesan from the streets of Beijing was tutored and cultured to sing but trying her luck she still had to f**k her teachers for making a living. In York […]
