A Man And His Words
****It’s been almost a year and she still thinks of him. She can smell his musk cologne, recall half of the dry humored jokes he made. She still makes an omelette like he taught her. And when the insomnia kicks in and she won’t sleep, she still sees a silhouette of him in the dark… Read More »
This business of being a man is scary as hell. Sometimes it feels like you’re groping in the dark, expected to have answers to questions and to meet the bigger responsibility of guiding others out of the dark and into the light. There is no room for mistakes, yet you make plenty along the way.… Read More »
Life. Some call it a bitch. Others say it’s what you make it. You only live once, that’s the motto to some. Whatever stage you’re at, one thing is for sure, life is uncertain. This uncertainty about life makes up for many ups and downs, plus lessons. The lessons especially. At 27, I’ve had my… Read More »
Does feminism teach women to respect men? Well, that’s one of my main objections about this whole feminism hullabaloo. Whereas I agree that some injustices towards women were championed in the past and need not see the light of day in the present, I have a bone to pick with some of the practices that… Read More »
It starts with her perfume. She sat next to me on the bus and I couldn’t help but notice her perfume. It had a pungent scent that smelled of sunshine (whatever that smells like). I wanted to turn to her and tell her I like her perfume then I hesitated. Well, because I recalled a… Read More »
Chapter One Download Full Novel “Five minutes please.” He pleads. “I need to go Lawrence.” Stacy says turning to give him a brief kiss on the cheek. “I know. You said that ten minutes ago.” They are lying on his bed. On the red duvet with the Juventus football print. He runs his hand softly… Read More »
Stacy knew what she was setting him up for. She wanted Mark to meet Angie. It was her malicious way of making them meet and spur things up. Stacy loved it when he was lost and saved him from the sea of emotions he went through. It had been two years since, and Mark couldn’t… Read More »