Waiting Rooms.
I've been through so many of these rooms in so many years of my existence.
Observations, imaginations and yearnings rooted in ecology, nature conservation, forests and abstract ideas.
I've been through so many of these rooms in so many years of my existence.
I roll my tongue and hide it inside the cave of my mouth.
An old charcoal pencil, a polaroid picture and a pair of neon horn-rimmed glasses.
I slacked and moped around, whined about being creatively blocked, and emotionally drained. June was a month of shadows.
A warm day. Lavender titling itself to the rays of the sun. Bicycle rides. Wind passing through the strands of my hair. Grey woven shoes.
Last month, I received a rejection letter from a renowned literary magazine, which sounded more like an empathetic enquiry of my well-being and less like a rejection letter.