I’VE LOST MYSELF I looked in the mirrorand saw someone who wasn’t me;I was pale,my eyes were lifeless,and my wrists were too frail.I always concealed while my eyes glistened with tears. When I glanced in the mirror,I saw the one you built.Now that I’ve realized I’ve lost myself,I can’t locate traces of myself,I can’t see […]
STORY TITLE: TrapAUTHOR: Kelvin Jasi CHAPTER 12 “If all that we have here is true, then this institution is so doomed. However, we shall have enough time to investigate all these claims”, the Vice Chancellor said. “I have something to say”, said Dr Kuma. “Not at this moment”, refuted the Vice Chancellor. “I should be
STORY TITLE: TrapAUTHOR: Kelvin Jasi CHAPTER 11 Charmaine paused and breathed in heavily with her eyes fixed on Dr Kuma. “I want the Council and the entire university community to know that this whole thing is a trap. We do not have any business with his phone. And I want you all to know that
An acrostic birthday poem for Thomas Chizhanje-Prezzo THOMAS CHIZHANJE PREZZO T he words can mean a lot,H owever, even poets fail to deliver on sometimes.O ptimum phrase might be difficult to achieve.M any will just go, though, and we may continue to be depressed.A s a result, we work hard toS how them how much
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STORY TITLE: TrapAUTHOR: Kelvin Jasi CHAPTER 10 “My name is Charmaine Masara. The daughter of the former Minister of State for Midlands Province, Dr. Petros N Masara, who by the special grace of God is the current Minister of Education. My mother is Honorable Dr. Sofia Pinky Masara popularly known as ‘Madam P’, who represents
STORY TITLE: TrapAUTHOR: Kelvin Jasi CHAPTER 9 So we started preparing. The clock was ticking. Hours were counting. I tried to be a man. Later that evening, Charmaine’s mother came to my room. She said she wanted to have a word with me, so I granted her audience. “My son, I hope you are enjoying
STORY TITLE: TrapAUTHOR: Kelvin Jasi CHAPTER 8 I picked up the phone and it was my HOD. He informed me that the panel will no longer meet with us, instead, we should prepare to appear before the University Council. That did not come as a surprise, because we were earlier briefed. I left the bed
STORY TITLE: TrapAUTHOR: Kelvin Jasi CHAPTER 7 When we got outside, I saw the same Toyota Prado that I saw the other time. We entered the vehicle and we zoomed off. None of us uttered a word throughout the journey. We drove to a hotel downtown. We were ushered into a room where we met
STORY TITLE: TrapAUTHOR: Kelvin Jasi CHAPTER 6 The guy took a keen look at me as he and his friend walked to Dr Kuma’s office “I wonder when he will graduate”, I said. “I learned he has been here for more than fifteen years”, Charmaine said. “Fifteen years? Maybe he is being paid for being
STORY TITLE: TrapAUTHOR: Kelvin Jasi CHAPTER 5 When I opened my eyes, I saw Charmaine staring at the window. “Did you hear that?”, she asked. “What?” “Somebody is trying to open the door”, she whispered. “Which door?” She pointed to the entrance door without saying anything. Just then, the door’s handle turned. I wanted to