Scribbling
Tragedy of
Wanderer:
“Day, when you
feel nothing, think nothing, do nothing, just hanging there, floating as if those
bunch of white clouds up above sky, you watch them with compassion, find them
as one of your own, you try to wave them a hand, say them hello and a raven
passes by your head mimicking you as if you are a wasted drunkard unable to
handle that hangover of heavy orgasms of last night.
You toss your
head in the bucket filled of cold water holding your breath, you feel a rush of
blood behind you ears, your eyes widens, your heart chocks yet you hold it, you
hold it a little longer, you wish to feel the life running out of your veins
with bubble popping up at the surface with sort of noise.
You let go of
your hand and your head bounces back out of bucket in a flash, you could see
yourself drenched, you look at your face in the mirror hung rather carelessly
at the wall as if seeing yourself first time or after a long time. You find
your eyes drowned in red, your skin pale, and your hairs all over the place,
you hate yourself and take your eyes off, screaming.
You try hard to
remember what happened earlier, before you woke up, before you fell upon that
bed. Alas! You think nothing, you just find that glass still filled to the brim
waiting to be touched and emptied rather empathically.”
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