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Haiku Tales #3
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Rockstar’s Rent II
Part I : https://darrionjwrites.com/2019/02/13/rockstars-rent-i/ Do you know who the fuck I am? He side-eyed the trashy, piss-coated alley. He thought of trying the alley again but didn’t have the energy or the patience to tussle with the diseased cats and Thick-neck bouncers who antagonized him with their lies, claiming they didn’t know who the fuck… — read more
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Haiku Tales #2
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Haiku Tales #1
Man wields rusted spear. His mind is sharper than steel. He cuts through all foes. — read more
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Fleeting Tale Vol. 5
He’d never heard of impostor syndrome. He sat forward in his office chair. Slowly sipped his coffee and Kahlua cocktail. Lukewarm coffee. More Kahlua than coffee. Not terrible. In his sci-fi saturated brain, impostor syndrome was a sentient extraterrestrial virus. Virus xeroxes DNA before leaking from nostrils. Leakage hardens into a cocoon. Cocoon births a… — read more
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The Sleepless Sleuth
Seven days. He propped his leg on the chipped windowsill as he emptied what was left of the pill bottle past his lips. Clouds in the sky. Gray clouds. Looked like rain. He hoped it wasn’t rain. The integrity of the roof in that dilapidated building couldn’t take another washout. Cracks in the ceiling were… — read more
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The Proud and Grateful Pan Knight (On his Tenth Birthday)
My tenth birthday was a full sixty years before my final birthday. I somersaulted over the gate and landed in an ankle deep excrement pie. There was no time to clean my boots so I quickly abandoned them on the porch before sprinting into my cabin. “Morning mother,” I said. My mother nodded. I was… — read more
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Fleeting Tale Vol. 4
He stood in the hallway, fogging the glass as he peered into his office. There were thick files waiting for him on his desk. There were mounts of paper about to tip over like dominos into each other. He thought of his career. He thought of how many trees were destroyed to create those mountains.… — read more
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Bulk Trash
I place the last of his belongings in the alley. His leash. His stuffed squirrel. His squeak toy. The citronella collar we sometimes used to keep him quiet. And lastly his bed. He adored his bed. The truck. Droning closer. At the top of the alley. Crushing discarded memories house by house. My stomach turned. … — read more
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Pots vs. The Glittering Knight
I stifle my laughter just long enough to draw my Great-sword. My opponent has a rice pot for a helmet and small frying pan lids for shin, and elbow guards while my armor glitters as it was forged in the sun’s corona using minerals from the far side of the moon– armor I received from… — read more