Kurai Noberusu

In the perpetual night, looms an inflexible darkness, the stench of brandy, linger like the pathos In a peculiar bar, lies a particular man, of whom poured in liquor, in heavy loads A eerie sound resounded the bar, cries of an man echoed the same, piercing shrieks of pain reverbated The man swaggered out the entrance, not intentionally, but felt compelled to do so Andy, the voice in his head, instructed his stagger, his breath encapsulating the man, an crepuscular phantom is he Andy demanded a command, the man proceeded without hesitation, The man picked up the broken shards of the glass bottle, his hand gripping tighter, blood flowing quicker Andy said not another word, did the man do, what he did to the drunken girl

  The old man wandered the dishonoured farm, encapsulated by a profound sadness, fatigue engraved on his worn face. The regret grew more profound each year he spent in his decrepit, troglodytic house, the solemn walls resurrecting the god-awful memory of the losses he'd made in a previous life. He starred in the obscure mirror, lost in its unfamiliar reflection. No longer could he see that ambition, that desire, that raging fire in his eyes. All that remained was the deceiving hollow soul that reflected in the tear-stained glass, the marks leaving no room to see his true self anymore. He was just a shell of what was once a great man.   This old man was a simple farmer man, also ex-head of government of the country, Gerald. In his glory days, he lost the trust of the public and was swiftly demoted before being fired. Now, he was a pathetic being of what was once acknowledged as leader. Gerald had been an endorser of narcissism, believing himself to have possessed superlat...

Food Wastage is increasing in quantity every day. We are running out of land to build waste-to-energy plants and landfills, having also the need to use the land for residential, industrial, commercial and recreational uses. To solve this problem, we will have to reduce food wastage, don't we? So that leaves us with the question, how do we reduce food wastage? These are 8 practices towards reducing food wastage.

  I had a go at being someone different for a change. Literally. It was quite weird, yet it felt like I was meant to be that person. As I reminisce on the past, the extraordinary experience I had.   I was quite a obstreperous boy. Never handed in homework, slept in class, the usual stereotype. In a sense, I was a delinquent. With all these, I still had to put up with ruffians, bullies whom have been on my tail since the beginning of 8 th grade.   “Hey Mason! Wanna play?” yelled a voice.   “Nevil Alberts.” I said, trembling with fear.   ‘Why? Don’t like the name? Cuz it’ll be the last you’ll hear!”   I started running. Running for my life. From a distance, I heard Nevil commanding his gang to chase after me. I was quite accustomed to running, when you have a death squad wanting to kill you, you don’t just stand there and embrace for impact.   I stopped running. Not because I couldn’t run anymore but rather, I wanted the bullies to beat me ...

  I was a landlord of a set of apartment rooms. Skyscraper housing comes cheaper nowadays compared to years ago. I knew almost all the tenants over my twenty years working as a landlord except for one peculiar lady on the 37 th floor.   The boarding contract and rooms registry both say that the lady lives in room 3732. However, contrary to this, I have never seen her before. When I took up this job, the previous landlord , a old man, had always stressed this one thing to me when introducing me to the job. Never disturb the tenant living in room 3732, no matter the circumstances. Any further attempts to elicit some explanation as to why were promptly dismissed with a thick silence.   Anyways, I had no need to approach any particular tenant unless I had to request for an overdue payment or fulfil some maintenance requests such as damaged water pipes or electrical outages or something like that. Nothing too out of the ordinary for such an old building. It’s quite amazi...

 “Come bite me asshole” I taunted. “It’s your death wish” the drug lord responded. He pulled up a shotgun and Wham! My chest had a large bloody holes I could easily stick my fingers through. I fell onto the cold, hard floor of the alley. Dying sucks. I awoke in a bright place ,so bright that I could barely open my eyes. It took me awhile for my eyes to render themselves to the light. I soon came to realise that the holes that were blown into my chest were filled up, as if it was never there in the first place. What kind of doctor could fix this? None. I must be invincible, eat that Jones! I observed a golden pathway materialise out of thin air and followed it. The ground was that of a fluffy texture, it felt like I was walking on giant marshmallows, maybe clouds would be more specific. I beheld the massive gates in front of me, taller than any skyscraper I have ever seen before. It was shiny gold, pampered with excessive exquisite designs. This was somethi...

It was just like any other day. I was riding the train home from work. The only thing out of the ordinary is, I met someone, someone really special. I entered the train to find it to be empty, just me and some other man in the corner. I took a seat next to this man. “Hey buddy, how do you do?” the man asked me. “Fine. How may I help you?” “Nothing much. Just keep a conversation with me going.” “Okay.” “Your name is Mason Lancaster am I right?” How did he? “I can read your thoughts. Is that a satisfactory answer?” “I didn’t ask you anything yet you answered my thoughts?” I sounded silly, real silly. “Do not be embarrassed, my friend. Be calm.” “How can you read minds?” “For I am God.” God? He, God? I am a man of science, yet I still take him word for word. Even if I don’t recognise him as God, how could he have read my mind? Know my name? “If you are really God, can you prove it? Clear my doubts.” “To doubt, is a sin. A si...