Pregnant (My Story)
“I’m pregnant,” I blurted out. I knew I now had his undivided attention, like when he was sweet-talking me out
“I’m pregnant,” I blurted out. I knew I now had his undivided attention, like when he was sweet-talking me out
I needed a shot of vodka, straight not shaken, James Bond style. If I didn’t get it in the next
My BFF, Sharon, is mad about Jack dumping me for an obese, post-menopausal version of his granny. Jeez, isn’t it
(Diary of a Bachelor) Rings come just as easily as they go on, I thought as I inventoried the list
The epitaph on the grave she buried me goes like this: Here lies the control freak, self-absorbed SOB, egoistical commitment-phobe,
“How much does a judge cost?” my father asked me. “That depends,” I said. “Well, seems like that’s all justice
(First published on elovepoetry as Diary of a Rich Men’s Girl.)15th June; I look at the girl staring back at
When I kidnapped myself, and send a ransom demand to my scumbag father, I did not expect he’d pay.But guess
‘One Shot, One Kill.’ Sniper motto. That’s what they taught us anyway. That was once upon a time. A life
The self-styled, self-proclaimed prophet of doom – formerly the Prefect of the Congregation of Faith – turned street preacher, walked

President Olivia Chivala Munyi-Lee left her impromptu cabinet meeting in the middle. The UN was calling. Despite refusing to take the calls, the White House persisted.

“The blood of our people—men, women and children, victims of post-poll chaos, political figures who were assassinated, and police officers who die in the course of their duty trying to maintain law and order in a seemingly lawless society. We may forget them, but not their sacrifice.”