I’m a Beast, I’m a Monster; a Legend, I’m a Rockstar!
…mafioso flow so loco , so call me a monster! I love rap music still. In recent times though, I have not had the time to keep up with the … Continue reading
MOVIE QUOTE #1 – REMEMBER ME (2010)
Melancholy grips me and moves me like nothing else. This movie is melancholy’s cousin. I have read differing reviews and comments on the movie but I do not care … Continue reading
Grammarly, Nikolas Baron, #BringBackOurGirls and other thots..
Sometime in the year 2013 I was amongst a group of writers aiming to beat the world record for the largest number of authors to collaborate on a novel and … Continue reading
WHY WE WRITE: A Reminiscence of the Craft – by NIKOLAS BARON
When I was in fifth grade, my English teacher taught me the importance of good grammar, though I never fully grasped the concept until the end of middle school. She … Continue reading
QUOTES OF THE DAY
“There is a certain relief in change, even though it be from bad to worse; as I have found in traveling in a stagecoach, that it often a comfort to … Continue reading
I AM RIKIMARU; I AM SHADOW
I am Rikimaru; I am Shadow So I went all Shadow Mode… … and for the life of me I cannot even begin to comprehend what happened. So … Continue reading
READ ALL ABOUT IT (PART III) – EMELI SANDE
You’ve got the words to change a nation But you’re biting your tongue You’ve spent a life time stuck in silence Afraid you’ll say something wrong If no one … Continue reading
THE ADVENTURES OF KOIKI FADIGA (Chasing Talatu: Part 3)
CONTINUED FROM PART TWO – http://wp.me/p3Ozd6-6E Inspector Fadiga’s home was ordinary. He was a policeman. His was to serve and not the other way around. That was the major problem with the … Continue reading
LOVE SOMEBODY – MAROON 5
This is for all of you who manage to find love… to find someone who makes you smile all day. I know your insides are feeling so hollow And it’s … Continue reading
THE BEGINNING
A soft, faint thumping within Pleading for a second chance A chance to start; to begin Another volta, another dance. Why I’m I lost? Lost in a volley … Continue reading
DO EPIC SHIT!
Excuse my Japanese. I am just so psyched and disappointed with myself all at the same time. Yes I didn’t do a lot of things in my life; I watched … Continue reading
WORLD WAR Z
Though I cannot see you Though you be far away Like an aperitif I feel you In my thoughts I see you everyday You know it is meant for … Continue reading
MY DISENCHANTMENT
These bleeding words on my heart Smeared by cupid’s dart Are proof enough to show my intent Of this feeling, I wish not repent. For such a feeling as … Continue reading
PAYING THE PIPER
I am not sure if any of you remember a story contained in one of the old Primary School English Comprehension Texts, about a flute player who framed his own … Continue reading
THE ADVENTURES OF KOIKI FADIGA (Chasing Talatu: Part 2)
CONTINUED FROM PART ONE – http://wp.me/p3Ozd6-6p The black chicken watched carefully as the six of her speckled chicks pecked at the grains she had dug up on the side of … Continue reading
THIS WEEK…
This week I Leap. I have given ear to the voices in my head that call on me endlessly, with haphazard stories I cannot understand, let alone put on paper. … Continue reading
THE ADVENTURES OF KOIKI FADIGA (Chasing Talatu: Part 1)
The eyes were still the same, an endless moistness of innocence and purity, unflinching in its gentle regard, vaguely unaware of its effect on people. She peered at him over … Continue reading
OH YE BARD EH?
Dreams in your seams yours in mine. Deadlines within your thoughts. Targets without arrows Eyes on the aim Slow and steady wins the race. Almost not applicable in this case. … Continue reading
CLOSURE
[(klzhr) – or need for closure are psychological terms that describe the desire or need individuals have for information that will allow them to conclude an issue that had previously … Continue reading
A TALE OF TWO BREAD SELLERS
A few months ago, we were bestowed with the tale of a certain bread hawker, whom the gods of the flour mill chose to smile upon. Her story had all … Continue reading →