A BLIND WORLD
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A murder down the street makes a reclusive, but devoted to his newfound venture, journalist-turned-radio mechanic go through an introspective series of thoughts about the society, an universe of loneliness, uncharted and nostalgic feelings, negativity and a recurring past.
A BLIND WORLD
5y ago
This short story was
written keeping in mind the various mental illnesses like loneliness,
consistent agony, traumatic episodes, isolation, perennial longing and every
other face of apathy. When left unattended for a long time, these forms of
insanity can encourage a human to practice desperate measures, thus revealing
an atrocious aftermath. This short story aims at being a beacon of hope and a
timeless hand of help to those facing the aforementioned barbarity.
This short story also aims at keeping the
society purged, if not in a larger sense, then in some sense that fits. That
doesn’t call ..read more
A BLIND WORLD
5y ago
I sat on the chair with strict comfort and threw a
glance at the world that shimmered with gloom at the other side of the lustrous
window pane. The trees were bald as the leaves gave way to sheer complacency.
The vivid green seemed to dissipate and, oh boy, life wasn’t this distressing
ever before. The birds chirped in the language of the languid and the befallen.
They were quite the opposite the previous day. Cacophonous, raucous, exuberant,
boisterous; the subject of the adjectives to describe these teeny tiny beings
stood incorrigible and confirmed. And the vehicles that irritated the tarma ..read more
A BLIND WORLD
5y ago
I still remember the dewy mornings vividly when I used
to wake up and cherish pancakes on the table Margaret once baked. They were
subtle in a sense and delicious in the other. The lips of my heart would taste
them beforehand and I couldn’t do much about it anyway.
Margaret was something. Someone I would prefer waking
up to and sleeping for. Permanently. Her body shone aplenty and had that innate
capability of declaring diamonds a sham. Her love painted all my days turquoise
with love and embedded enough stars in my hungry nights. Fed more to the need
of love. I still want her, here by me ..read more
A BLIND WORLD
5y ago
I like sunsets, sunrise, chairs, compact tables, cats,
books, pages, nature, sparkling wine, scotch whisky and moving pictures. I
dislike dishonesty, disloyalty, lies, chattering mouths, deranged hands, torn
pages, heavy clouds, tears, and sometimes, the entire mankind. I despise
immorality, vice, felony, and the wrong. Even to this date, I remember
dismembering the society and squishing its limbs on the bright white marbles of
the patio in my house when I was just 16. I remember a tiny girl getting
maltreated by her father in front of the nonchalant eyes of the society. I
could feel my hands ..read more
A BLIND WORLD
5y ago
What do Frisbee tosses, knock-down games, ping pong
activities, fleeting tic-tac toes, candy flosses and writers’ meets have in
common? They are holy, rich with ultimate delight, hyperbolic jollification,
and an overflow of gaiety and recreation. Apart from these, the only difference
that yells is the level of maturity. Mr. Abercrombie was mature enough to drive
out the little specks of dust from his ginormous machine that everyday bent at
the curb with shiny, lustrous glass panes that had the capability to
encapsulate the entire world. He was surrounded by humans that preferred
dilly-dallying ..read more
A BLIND WORLD
5y ago
I approached the steps of Mr. Abercrombie’s apartment
that felt caged in all seriousness and inactivity. The window sills appeared
pale and motionless.
“Windowpanes of morose.” I said and advanced towards
the bell. The bell was cold and the button reminded me of a winter night. All
the flowers still and sleeping after encountering the eye of a blizzard, a
snowstorm. The roads lying as there is zero guarantee of the cracks and
parchments on them coming to life. Monuments and buildings lacking the
redundancy of glowing and oozing out a superfluous amount of lights. The bell
felt the same ..read more
A BLIND WORLD
5y ago
“I wish I died before my world was even born.” I was
having a conversation with the ceiling with a bottle of whisky wide open and a
half glass full. I prefer neat. Neatness in everything has always kept me close
to the shrine of my senses. Over-accurate and clean. The glass was made to make
art in the air. I lifted it up looked at the bottom of the glass and then the
brim.
“Probably our best friend lies between the brim and
the bottom.” And I took a sip. The more relaxed you are the more the universe
within you seems to expand aggressively. The cosmos of innateness are innocuous
and sharp ..read more
A BLIND WORLD
5y ago
I could hear Mr. Gavin calling out my name with blunt
concern. I had heard he had done something to the poor newspaper boy once and
didn’t apologize to his family. He didn’t find it purging enough. He deserves a
bout of permanent penalty. A befitting penance.
The same way Margaret with the aide of disloyal and her
mistrusted bunch poisoned many including our child through her indecent pharmaceuticals
company. I had warned her but she was blinded by slivers of money.
The same way that pungent father maltreated his
daughter.
The same way Mr. Abercrombie had dealings and
negotiations ..read more