Category Archives: Sophia’s Writings

Scattered Thoughts and Ink Spilled

Posted on 15 October 2007 by The Parodist

With words spoken, thoughts start flying out in every direction. I try to capture them, snatch whatever I could reach. I flail. I run. I reach. I fall. Sitting up and staring at my left fist, I wonder what I’d … Continue reading →

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The Old Building

Posted on 2 October 2006 by The Parodist

As she stares across the road, she sees the rubble — remnants of the rundown building that stood there on the now empty lot. She wonders what had become of the people who lived in it. Out of habit, she … Continue reading →

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Kiarra’s Plea

Posted on 3 June 2006 by The Parodist

My Lord, I come to you kneeling in eternity. I bear gifts and symphonies. Let it be a sweet aroma that surrounds your throne. Please turn your eyes and look upon me. Please do not hide your face from me. … Continue reading →

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Three Decades of a Recluse

Posted on 18 May 2006 by The Parodist

A man in search of a dream bourne from a moment’s pain that has been echoing in his mind and heart all this time. His hope that he will reach the end and piece back together the remnants of dashed … Continue reading →

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If I die

Posted on 4 May 2006 by The Parodist

If I die tonight It should be said How at my life’s end I have left everything amiss I lied I disobeyed I disrespected How unfair that I’ve seen A life so bleak So gray So plain How much I … Continue reading →

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