• brainleadz (25)in #fiction • 6 years ago

  SHE THOUGHT I CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT HER

  I was in my gloomy bedroom, laying and checking my phone, when she came in. Swiftly I dragged down the notification bar and put on the flash light as I heard footsteps coming…

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• brainleadz (25)in #fiction • 7 years ago

  THE TWO SEDUCTIVE WORDS

  It’s Tony’s birthday party, another night to prove who I am. A playboy. The party had been burning with drinks, and with the soothing aura of the interlude that lasted for a…

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• brainleadz (25)in #fiction • 7 years ago

  SHE LEFT ME, SHE MARRIED ANOTHER MAN

  A stare at her cherubic face was beyond a good wish. It soothed every strain of veins within my heart each time it bloomed at the warm gesture of the morning sun. Just like a…

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• brainleadz (25)in #fiction • 7 years ago

  IN THE GUILT OF DEATH

  Source: Pexels On the cusp of the harmattan morning, I woke and rushed to have a glance at the humid weather. But the environment turned out to be somehow drily. "How well…

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• brainleadz (25)in #fiction • 7 years ago

  ARRIVAL OF THE ALIENS

  Since when I was much younger and really owned no words of mine, I heard about the returns of the aliens to earth. But nothing shew up. As I grew I prayed fehemently they don't…

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• brainleadz (25)in #poetry • 7 years ago

  WHEN LIFE THE LIFE TURNS SOUR

  When the life turns sour, Like a fully reaped flower, Forage of butterfly hits soar, Only mockery makes them roar. When the life turns sour, Flurry of laughter marks each…

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• brainleadz (25)in #fiction • 7 years ago

  THE GIRL I MET LAST FRIDAY

  I was at the grocery when she walked pass me. At first I didn't turn to check who she was but I couldn't help myself in just few seconds as my neck kept jolting toward her…

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• brainleadz (25)in #fiction • 7 years ago

  SHE POINTED A GUN AT ME

  "Ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome Menyene Ekong." Then the crowd applauded in glee. Behind the curtain I stood ready to climb the stage. But I was astound, wondering…

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