I would see her every day. From
my balcony, it was a splendid view to hers. She would be reading, sleeping and
sometimes dancing to a tune. I would see her play her life every day from Jan
to June.
One day she waved at me, like a
lightning shot up my arms, I waved back. She smiled and then pointed
downstairs.
“You want me to come
downstairs?” I replied in sign language.
Smart girl she is, she
understood and nodded. She disappeared to her room.
I wore my best black shirt and Levi’s jeans. I
should be the prettiest first date she has ever seen.
I came down my flat and saw a
small group of dudes waiting for me. I saw the girl at their side waiting for
me.
They gave me two black eyes and
a twisted arm. I promised them I would be of no more harm.
From that day onward, I made
my mind fit. I would turn around my chair, away from the balcony, and only then would I sit.
P.S. Though it is written in first person. I am not that stalker :P hehe.
This was a humorous piece that I once wrote while high.
I thought of mixing the lives of a poet and a stalker.
A light read. Have fun. And please comment :P
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i enjoyed the humorous twist on a somewhat dark subject matter. i like how you structured the sort of semi-conversational tone by interspersing it with the would-be poetic inclinations of the "stalker's" perspective. a sort of fun and lighthearted look at what appears to be somewhat of a "stalking" happenstance.
i enjoyed the humorous twist on a somewhat dark subject matter. i like how you structured the sort of semi-conversational tone by interspersing it with the would-be poetic inclinations of the "stalker's" perspective. a sort of fun and lighthearted look at what appears to be somewhat of a "stalking" happenstance.
T'was funny and admirable indeed!
Specially loved the way the poem suddenly changed its route and came to a twist, and the way her friends gave him(to be precise, you! :P ) two black eyes and a twisted arm to reminisce about! Lovely indeed.
Posted 9 Years Ago
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9 Years Ago
Haha, often a writer must be careful not to be too imaginative that a reader feels that he is speaki.. read moreHaha, often a writer must be careful not to be too imaginative that a reader feels that he is speaking out of his own experience. :P ... I will keep this in mind Yashita
9 Years Ago
Yup you must :P
But be careful not to be extremely less imaginative too!
i rather enjoyed it, and if you would be interested in collaborating, i think we could make a nice sequel where your more impulsive friend slaughters them and your character gets his chance, just a thought, always thinking
Well, your 'thought' was just recently released here as a movie :P ... HAha. Though the idea is take.. read moreWell, your 'thought' was just recently released here as a movie :P ... HAha. Though the idea is taken, we can still have a go at it.
9 Years Ago
well they say there is only a finite number of stories out there to draw a template from, but i enjo.. read morewell they say there is only a finite number of stories out there to draw a template from, but i enjoy the macabre, and hues of violence. You should read my Through the Eyes of a Psychopath book. Its in the early stages and it was written in a drug and alcohol induced level of higher understanding.
9 Years Ago
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