Living like a ghost in a castle. Floating around. Up and down the stairs. Reading dusty books. Half listening to music. Staying silent. All day long. A whisper.
At first, I was clueless. But slowly, after reading more and more reviews on books, I started to see a dim light shining from afar. Due to my recently developed interest in Biographies, I first looked into the genre. I've always wanted to read Path to Power and Downing Street Years by Margaret Thatcher, the most powerful and tenacious female public figure in the 20 th century. But I soon came to realize that if I was aiming to find a book with eminent literary features; my chance would be better if I was looking at other genres, because the importance of autobiographies is in their accuracy instead of artistic writing and narration. And I’m not so keen on reading autobiographies of writers. Path to Power, a book I've always longed to read, but it's really difficult to find. Next, I turned to the classics. I'd fell in love with Shakespeare ever since I read Hamlet last fall. It was my first encounter with Shakespeare, and I was sw...
A drowsy afternoon without any prospect of improvement. Alcohol and solitude mix together bitterly. Now the dry, sunburnt pain has grown so vast and volatile, it’s caught up with me even in this rumbling downtown café. Even rock ‘n’ roll sounds like death. The dusk is poisoning my sight. I cannot be saved. The terror of night can only be reluctantly postponed. # “It hurts to be awake.” -stolen, from Moody. Precisely. I go to sleep at night, struggling to shed today; I beg the world to leave me alone, until another day. To breath is effortless, but to live is so hard. # While my dreams are bursting at the seams, my pages are blank. If to dream is to escape, why not escape by writing, in consciousness as well? # ...
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