If Only We Could Reboot
written by: Jacob Greb
There goes my CPU as my motherboard becomes out of date. My central processing over the tiniest tasks...
The Old Lady Goes Grocery Shopping
written by: Joan McNerney
First of all, it is difficult to express
how much I hate this crappy store
plus facing ...
Time That Is Gone
written by: Sharmila Mitra
The music of the dance hall is no more.
All patrons have become too old to dance.
Our favourite taverns...
Totter and Stumble
written by: Giovanni Fruncillo
Old man tottering across the parking lot,
stumbling, losing his balance,
lets go of his shopping c...
Regrets
written by: Carl Parsons
He’d been away a long time. Now he was home again—in the same town where he’d been born decades ago. But why had he...
How Others May See Me
written by: Warren Alexander
My face looks the same as yesterday but
When should I have noticed the changes
Maybe the vain not...
Life passed him by
written by: Paddy Mullen
He sits, staring into the dusky haze of the dying day. Coldness creeps in the room as the monotonous tic...
