SnappedA Story by A sea personThis poem mimics the way I talk after I eat sugar. Please comment and critique!
I promise it’s a good reason. What reason? Wait. What are we talking about? Oh, the reason I’m here. Wait. Where are we? Eastern State? Oh! It’s nice here. I like it. Kinda. Sometimes. No, not really. Except, there’s no work. Or boss. So it’s nice. I like it. Kinda. Why am I here? Oh, that’s right. I never told you. See, this one day, I fell. Well, first I lost my shoe. My neighbor’s dog, you see. He got into my apartment. And then, he stole my shoe. The crummy little… Anyway, I chased him. But, he was fast. And big. Very big. He kept knocking into things. And the things attacked me. It was scary. Anyway, I used to program. I worked for TI. All I did was type code. So my computer was important. Very important. I loved my computer. And he loved me. Told me so everyday. Anyway, the dog, it was evil. It killed my computer. Killed it! Ripped it out of the wall! There were sparks. And fire. And smoke. All my work, gone. Weeks of work. All gone. Then, the smoke got thick. Really thick. And it got hard to breathe. And my eyes stung. And my nose got runny. And I started crying. So I sat on the floor. I was too sad to move. It was really hot, and dark. Then, people started screaming. Really loud. And it was really hot. So I decided to move. Fast. ‘Cause it was hot. Really hot. Like, burning hot. Anyway, I ran through the kitchen. And through the living room. Then, I tripped. My coffee table attacked me. Don’t look at me like that. I swear it did! Growled and everything. Anyway, I say that a lot. Anyway, I mean. Well, anyway, I fell. It was great! You should have seen it! Flying through the air and everything! Then I landed. That wasn’t great. Actually, it really hurt. Really bad. So I screamed. Then these people grabbed me. They had big ugly clothes. And alien faces. They pulled me down the hall. They tried to kidnap me! So I screamed. Louder. And I fought. Hard. They tried to talk to me. But I hurt. And I couldn’t hear. So I fought harder. They put me in a box. It had flashing lights. It was scary, so I fought. They tied me down. And someone stabbed me. In the arm. And I got tired. Then I woke up here. And I’ve been here ever since! So, what about you? -- “Is that patient talking to herself?” “Yes, doctor. It’s typical.”
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3 Reviews Added on September 15, 2008 AuthorA sea personAboutI am a published author and poet, a singer and musician, a martial artist and marathoner, a student and teacher. I am an Inkling, a Silverwing, an Airmen, a Christian. v.r. .. more..Writing
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