Taggerung-ZeouthGula

It had only been a year since Taggerung and May started living together (both under the same roof and in another world) but between them time moved slowly, their lives extending its value, making that one year feel like a condensed can of three. Ironically, while he adapted easily into the other two worlds he now lived in, it was Taggerung's home world that was causing him struggle. For the most part, he couldn't stay still, and would often disappear for a day or so, much to Daryl and Sue's worry, leaving May to sooth their nerves and let her parents know that he was ok. To solve this problem, they gave him a cell phone. However, during one o

                 Meeting Myself There are some oddities in life that are inconceivable to the average human being, so to cope with the inconceivable, their mind will either flat out reject what has bestowed upon them or devise a plausible – but fake – explanation. I am not your average human. I have a saying: "If you see something that defies all belief, you have two options: Believe what you see, or give up drinking. I don't drink." Some people would attempt to undermine my credibility by accusing me of being insane and suffering from schizophrenia. True, I may be insane, but so is everyone else; as for the schizophrenia, I'm pre

I can see the future. Everyone's fate is laid down for me to see. Everyone's but mine. Thus I alone can change the future, alter the path that people will walk on. It is my greatest gift; my greatest curse. I can save people from disaster, yet I can devastate those who walk on a path safe from harm. I should know: I killed my mother. She was a lovely creature, her hair was long and waved in the air like fields of wheat, her eyes reflected the azure sky and her voice was soft like the cooing of a love bird. I had inherited her strength of heart and her calm cool attitude. She always made my father laugh and in return he could always make me b

                                   Monster Under My Bed I was not exactly sure why, but when I turned 30, I found myself living at my parents' house again. Maybe it was because my homeowner's insurance was through the roof, especially since it was now gone (the roof that is), but it wasn't my fault, at least this time. I was glad that they had let me move back without too much fuss (All I had to do was sign a contract saying I would be careful around combustibles). I wa

The eve was old and so was Helga as she bounce her bouncy behemoth body down the courtyard like any young girl would on a date, if they were eighty-two and weighed three-hundred and twenty-six point two pounds and had breath that smealled like perfume de la licorice del garlic

"Honestly you two! I know you are brothers, but do you have to constantly squabble with each other?" She said, not know that both of them were competing for her attention; in a way it was working. "I need to show who is the Alpha dog in this pack!" exclaimed the older, puffing out his chest. "Which is obviously me," the younger brother butted in. "Ya, right. You're just a pipsqueak," the older brother taunted. "Well at least my ego isn't as big as a balloon. Any more hot air and then I would attach a basket to you and take you for a ride!" "That's enough you two!" she yelled, tired of hearing the brothers squabble. "How about you race an

Thank you Its amazing how just two little words, of which show gratitude, 'thank you' can do. That can make all the hard work melt away, and you spirit will be lifted with bliss.

Really, I'm just an idiot. I thought I could be wise, but I act dumb instead, I thought when I was being brave, I was just a coward. I try so hard, but just do nothing, I try to listen, but I use my blind ear. I sought to see, but I am blindfolded by my own hand, I sought to be free, but I made my own cage. I wanted truth, even if ignorance was bliss, and the truth was harsh, But I realize that first I must see past the lies I have placed before myself. For I see that my worst fear is to hurt my friends, and I don't know if I have or not. Really, I'm just an idiot.