It was a Thursday morning.And unlike Wednesday,I knew where I was goingshouldn’t be somewhereI wanted to go, but I did.Go. I wanted to leave this houseand this bustling town of drunksand stochastic manipulation. Besides, I wasn’t what her newhusband wanted, and he saidshe needed to pick.I got the short end of the stick. I didn’t know the route, and anyway,anywhere would … [Read more...] about Anthem Of A Kid Unwanted, By: Andrew Cyr
Holiday Love: A Coffee Date, By: Andrew Cyr
It’s saidand to a faultit’s donewhat’s done, we didon Christmas Eve.I checked my watchas my youthful years fadedand smoked a cigarette.I moved my eyes aroundthe living room window.White lacy flakesdance through the atmosphereaccumulating a glow.I slipped over slick streetslaced with fairy lust,falling fast intoa crush;eyes searching for truthat a coffee date.A hazelnut … [Read more...] about Holiday Love: A Coffee Date, By: Andrew Cyr
Unspoken Love, By: Andrew Cyr
Ethan had his heart seton spilling his thirst for Natalia,no matter the cost.The two are forty-fourbut they had been friendssince middle school,but she thought of themas platonic—nothing more.Ethan tried to convince himselfthat he only saw her as a friend,but deep down, his heart pulledhim into unexplored territory,where unexpected kisses awaited.Natalia helped Ethan passa … [Read more...] about Unspoken Love, By: Andrew Cyr
The Proposal, By: Andrew Cyr
Seth leaned against the cornerof his streakless loftliving room window.He shoved his hands insideof his tan jean pockets.Seth blinked back despair.A dinner date with Natalia’s parentswent to hell.Seth asked her father about giving Nataliaa ring.He laughed at Seth and warmthrushed through his cheeks,quenching his ego.Seth excused himself from the table.He returned home.It was … [Read more...] about The Proposal, By: Andrew Cyr
Harper’s New Beginning, By: Andrew Cyr
Harper stood in frontof the bathroom mirrorand smoothed her tan skirtbelow her knees. She adjusted her navy blazer.She painted her lips redand fluffed her long, dark hairthat spiraled to the small of her back. Harper grinned, winked at herselfand turned off the light.Harper knew better thanto put herself down,so she accepted what she saw. She moved over the cream … [Read more...] about Harper’s New Beginning, By: Andrew Cyr