Wolfy Chai

Short-Stories — Poetry — Philosophy

love

  • I wish you weren’t here.

    “Get out of my way” “shut up” “oh, he can joke!” “Hi,” in a mocking voice. Translation -> I only care about me. You are an inconvenience. You are a nuisance. It would be more convenient for me if you weren’t here. You must not infringe upon MY personal property. It is MINE! I deserve it! I… Continue reading

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  • Love me as I am

    I saw his face in the dimly lit street-puddles. I ran my fingers slowly along the sides of his face. I felt the scruff of his thick beard. I saw his face when looking up at the constellations in my dreams. I wondered how on earth I would get up there. I felt his warm… Continue reading

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  • Mother, May I?

    Penny Lee Babblestone only lived for two things in her life: her cats and the TV program Mother, May I? In many ways, Penny was a self-assured, independent woman who lived off of her late husband’s pocketbook and her monthly retirement checks. She had curly, mousey-brown hair, huge round glasses that made her eyes look like an… Continue reading

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