Sunday, September 27, 2026

Pancreas Poetry

LEA13 Cica Ghost

Poetry, a freakshow in the making. Add a postage stamp, someone yelled. He continued. Something about his pancreas. She felt sleepy. He spoke louder. She stood, right there, in the front row, but she felt sleepy. She must've fallen asleep standing, because when she opened her eyes, the room was empty. The stage was empty. Where's the freakshow? Where is he and his pancreas? As she started toward the door, a piece of paper fluttered to her. It said "Violets are red, roses are blue, my pancreas will burst, and so will you." It must be love then. She smiled.

Sunday, September 20, 2026

Silence

 

Amar
(Closed March 2018)


Silence. She was teaching meditation now. Breathe in, breathe out. The group followed her lead. Suddenly, someone at the back moved out of sync. Breathe in, breathe out. Another one out of sync. She stood up and walked to the back of the room. Now, one in the front row. Stop! What is going on? Everyone shrugged. OK, back to breathing. In sync again. For a few seconds only... She squinted. A corpse-pale specter kept pushing her students. She rolled her mattress and swung it. The specter looked shocked. Breathe in, breathe out, she said, a smirk on her face.

Sunday, September 13, 2026

My Name Is...


 "My name is... She stopped talking and started clicking. Everyone stared. For a full minute, she just clicked."
"Wait. You have literally lifted this from that film."
"No, I wrote this."
"You didn't. It's from that alien film."
"Ah, aliens. Right. In my story, there are no aliens. Something malfunctions in her brain and she stops using words."
"Forever?"
"Yes!"
"Forever...?!"
"Well, I'm not sure. I'm not that far into the story. I was thinking something neurological."
"Ah, ok. My name is... Mrs. ClickClick."
"Funny..."
"Get a better story. And don't lift any ideas from a film again."
"I didn't!"

Sunday, September 6, 2026

Frostbite

 

Home

When words stumble through the page in a wave of sorrow, tears morn a future unlived. When a smile brings a tightness to the heart, one pauses just to breathe, a foggy gaze peering through, an overwhelming sadness stifling one's fears. Numbness creeps through the cracks of one's soul and one swears never to feel this chill again. And yet, it returns. Word after word. Tear after tear, the pages pacing relentlessly, gnawing at what remains...

"What? I thought it'd be a children's story this time," said Mouse. "The darn book shifted again... This online sorcery course is total nonsense."