grief

Short Story – Ghost – Part 3

“Why don’t you ever fade away?” She asked, wondering at his reticence and unwillingness to talk of his former life. “I guess no one really cared about me,” he answered, thinking of the last time he had faded away. … 18 April 1994 Chris appeared and found Shaun screaming at the wall… Again. Shaun appearedContinue reading “Short Story – Ghost – Part 3”

The Man in the Moon

I first was introduced to the man in the moon, when I was a baby and my parents excitedly pointed my focus to the big round shiny thing in the sky. As I grew into a kid, this posed some questions. The normal ones, like, why is the moon small and the sun so bigContinue reading “The Man in the Moon”

Short Story – Ghost – Part 2

Saturday, 31 October 1992 “Yeah, I know. Listen the office is disserted, so I can change into my Halloween costume before I wander down to the hotel bar and meet with you guys,” Chris shrugged as he entered his office. His fiancé hung up with a small sigh and he shrugged his shoulders, thinking theContinue reading “Short Story – Ghost – Part 2”

Brighton Palace Pier 1920 – Short Story – Part 1

3 November 1915 Dear Dad, Hope you and mum are doing well. It has been rather rough here in Brighton especially the pier. It’s been converted into a hospital city and Brighton is a major center for treating wounded soldiers. I wonder when this war is going to end. It has almost been a fullContinue reading “Brighton Palace Pier 1920 – Short Story – Part 1”

You first hear the news, then there is a pause. That pause lasts for an eternity. You see everything, past, present and your now shattered future. It doesn’t even sink in until you watch each thing you had imagined, break as if smashed with a hammer. You yell at whoever is breaking everything, just toContinue reading “Grief”

Goodbye

We often say Goodbye, to anyone or anything which no longer holds a place in our lives. This by no means is saying that we let go of the person or thing we are saying goodbye to. The word “Goodbye”, has great significance in my life. I have said it more than I would want toContinue reading “Goodbye”