Propped against the rim of one of twin glass cups, it stood over a thin film of crusted toothpaste at its base. Unlike its neighbor, its flayed bristles dried out and started collecting dust a long time ago.
Inches away lay a blue plastic razor. Barely used, still as sharp as ever, but has grown to be quite the loner. Countless neighbors have come and gone, and it has found it pointless to get to know them better.
They have stayed in place where you left them.
Still waiting. Unmoving.
Pining.
Hoping.
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15 comments:
aww! he must be worth the wait...
or better yet, finding out who stayed after the wait.
antay ka lang jan hehee
Aww, The man who can't be moved.
Btw Sean, someone actually uploaded the whole show on youtube, all 2 hours and 10 minutes of it, bootleg of course. Try looking it up (since you said you wanted to see the show)- The Book of Mormon Musical- by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone.
Awesome
This prose makes me want to buy a new toothbrush from Jusco. I hate lonesomeness.
as always, your entry pack some literary punch...
keep your self busy sean para di ka malungkot :)
Keep the faith Sean. :)
parang ung LSS ko lang 'to kanina ah...
"i'm not moving. i'm not moving. yeah!"
kapit lang hanggang kaya mo pa ading :)
we should come up with ideas on what to do with things we no longer need but don't have the courage to throw them.
waiting is sweet especially if he's worthy :)
I bet it's worth the wait. Antay lang. :>
I feel the same way but maski na pessimistic ako, there's still a part of me that's hoping : )
You'll find him. I just know : )
sing muna ng 'babalik ka rin..' babalik din sya, magagamit ulit si toothbrush at razor :)
@everyone: thank you :)
@bien: salamat! sige hahanapin ko yan sa youtube :)
@the geek: beautiful words of wisdom :)
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