Thursday, January 24, 2008
SHOW
Inconclusive Memories of Murder
After the discovery of last night’s gruesome murder, both detectives make a run for who they think the murderer is. It starts to rain again. They find their suspect walking by the train tracks. Detectives Seo grabs the suspect continuing his assault with a flurry of kicks and punches. As the suspect lay against a tree, trying to recover from the vicious beating, and wiping the blood off his face, he looks straight at detective Seo.
He says “you killed them TELL ME you killed them ALL!!” to the suspect “I did I killed them ALL! That what you want to hear right?” sarcastically
Detective Seo hits him over the head with his only weapon the gun. Then both detectives hear footsteps.
“Detectives the results came from the
Descriptive
Five years old Bradley wakes up his father and mother, asking his father to teach him to play hockey. His father tells him ok, being very proud that he can share his passion for the sport with his young son. Bradley’s father tells him ”I’ll teach you when I get back from back from work, for now help your mother take care of the house.” Bradley quickly pulled his mother and helped cook breakfast. His parents noticed how excited their son was. His father drove off to work, and young Bradley waited all day for his father to come home. Later on that day they get a phone call his mother drops the phone. Bradley’s mother walks toward him finding him trying on his father’s hockey equipment. She breaks down and cries, takes her son to the hospital there they see her husband, his father fighting for his life. The young boy watches not knowing what is going on confused as to why this all is happening. ![C:\Users\Sehrish\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\MXU5ZJ4S\MCj04247460000[1].wmf](file:///C:/DOCUME%7E1/Owner/LOCALS%7E1/Temp/msohtml1/01/clip_image002.gif)
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Snapshots
Sitting down on the couch with oodles of excitement for the upcoming Raptors game, I suddenly feel a hullabaloo in my back as if it was getting stabbed with a pen repeatedly. While I toss and turn trying to get comfortable my sister notices my odd idiosyncrasies. With a look of absurdity she asks “does your back still hurt or are you doing some kind of booty sculpting routine?” With a nuanced look on my face I look away and continue to watch the gritty play of the Raptors. Every time the other team scored I had an elegiac expression as if I was my seven year old self again reliving the death of my pet dog. Then like a splice the play of the Raptors started to flow. All of a sudden a tyro centre from
Slang: A (re)ev(de)volution on language
A new rookie came to play for the team, he always dreamt of playing in the big leagues. He quietly sat on the bench; suddenly his coaches asked him a question.
“What did ya do to prepare for this season?”
“I worked at my father’s ranch.” said the young rookie.
“Really what did ya do” said the manager
“I was a floater sir.”
“A what?”
“A floater I would file down horses teeth” said the rookie proudly.
Since then everyone thought of him as a nuff nuff all the players, trainers, and coaches would laugh and point whenever he was in sight. They wouldn’t even let him play. The rookie sat on the bench for two weeks without getting to play. One day knowing that he wouldn’t be able to play again he fell asleep on the bench. He then started to dream were he put the grindings from the horses’ teeth that he filed down in his food. He then became a lot stronger. The coaches even noticed him and let him play since the teams best player at the time was in such a horrible scuffle that he had trouble holding on to the ball without dropping it. The rookie went up to bat and hit a massive homerun, he ran around the bases like a Cadillac flexing and smiling for the cameras. The rookie then woke up and did what he saw in his dream. Few days later he grew very ill and died. Moral of the story is don’t put weird things in your food.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Unknown Significance
Pen to paper
Endless amount of words
Nothing useful
Nothing without a verb
I’ll do this I’ll do that
Nothing ever gets done
Everything just becomes
Words words words
Listen, Speak, Think
Nothing but words numbers
and words
Purpose imbedded in our soul
Survival of the Fittest
and not one for all and all for one
Brotherhoods, Friendships built on hierarchy
Bricked by the fact that nothings more important
Than what can be taken
But always forgotten is what has been