The wall

By Angelina Souren

Copyright 2008 Angelina Souren

Smashwords Edition

ISBN: 978-1-4661-7254-8

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The wall

Call.
Remember to call.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
See what is on the wall.
Remember to see what is on the wall.
Remember that it means that you need to make a call.
Look at the wall.
Walk away from the wall.
Remember to walk away from the wall.
Why are you supposed to walk away from the wall?
So that you can make the call.
What call?
Look at the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
Now walk away from the wall.
Walk away from the wall to make the call.
Why are you walking away from the wall?
Where are you walking to from the wall?
To the phone so that you can make the call.
What call?
Look at the wall.
What wall?
The wall there?
The wall here?
What wall?
What is on the wall?
You've forgotten all about the wall,
forgotten all about the call,
because wherever you turn you run into a wall.

Write.
Remember to write.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
See what is on the wall.
Remember to see what is on the wall.
Remember that it means that you need to write.
Look at the wall.
Walk away from the wall.
Remember to walk away from the wall.
Why are you supposed to walk away from the wall?
So that you can write.
Write about what?
Look at the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
Now walk away from the wall.
Walk away from the wall to write.
Why are you walking away from the wall?
Where are you walking to from the wall?
To the desk so that you can write.
Write about what?
Look at the wall.
What wall?
The wall there?
The wall here?
What wall?
What is on the wall?
You've forgotten all about the wall,
forgotten all about having to write,
because wherever you turn you run into a wall.

Go.
Remember to go.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
See what is on the wall.
Remember to see what is on the wall.
Remember that it means that you need to go.
Look at the wall.
Walk away from the wall.
Remember to walk away from the wall.
Why are you supposed to walk away from the wall?
So that you can go.
Go where, and why?
Look at the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
Now walk away from the wall.
Walk away from the wall to go.
Why are you walking away from the wall?
Where are you walking to from the wall?
To the door so that you can go.
Go where? Why?
Look at the wall.
What wall?
The wall there?
The wall here?
What wall?
What is on the wall?
You've forgotten all about the wall,
forgotten all about having to go,
because wherever you turn you run into a wall.

Sleep.
Remember to sleep.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
See what is on the wall.
Remember to see what is on the wall.
Remember that it means that you need to sleep.
Look at the wall.
Walk away from the wall.
Remember to walk away from the wall.
Why are you supposed to walk away from the wall?
So that you can sleep.
Sleep when, and how?
Look at the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
Now walk away from the wall.
Walk away from the wall to sleep.
Why are you walking away from the wall?
Where are you walking to from the wall?
To the bed so that you can sleep.
Which bed? Where? And why?
Look at the wall.
What wall?
The wall there?
The wall here?
What wall?
What is on the wall?
You've forgotten all about the wall,
forgotten all about having to sleep,
because whenever you sleep you run into a wall.

Call.
Remember to call.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
See what is on the wall.
Remember to see what is on the wall.
Remember that it means that you need to make a call.
Look at the wall.
Walk away from the wall.
Remember to walk away from the wall.
Why are you supposed to walk away from the wall?
So that you can make the call.
What call?
Look at the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
Now walk away from the wall.
Walk away from the wall to make the call.
Why are you walking away from the wall?
Where are you walking to from the wall?
To the phone so that you can make the call.
What call?
Look at the wall.
What wall?
The wall there?
The wall here?
What wall?
What is on the wall?
You've forgotten all about the wall,
forgotten all about the call,
because wherever you turn you run into a wall.

Write.
Remember to write.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
See what is on the wall.
Remember to see what is on the wall.
Remember that it means that you need to write.
Look at the wall.
Walk away from the wall.
Remember to walk away from the wall.
Why are you supposed to walk away from the wall?
So that you can write.
Write about what?
Look at the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
Now walk away from the wall.
Walk away from the wall to write.
Why are you walking away from the wall?
Where are you walking to from the wall?
To the desk so that you can write.
Write about what?
Look at the wall.
What wall?
The wall there?
The wall here?
What wall?
What is on the wall?
You've forgotten all about the wall,
forgotten all about having to write,
because wherever you turn you run into a wall.

Go.
Remember to go.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
See what is on the wall.
Remember to see what is on the wall.
Remember that it means that you need to go.
Look at the wall.
Walk away from the wall.
Remember to walk away from the wall.
Why are you supposed to walk away from the wall?
So that you can go.
Go where, and why?
Look at the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
Now walk away from the wall.
Walk away from the wall to go.
Why are you walking away from the wall?
Where are you walking to from the wall?
To the door so that you can go.
Go where? Why?
Look at the wall.
What wall?
The wall there?
The wall here?
What wall?
What is on the wall?
You've forgotten all about the wall,
forgotten all about having to go,
because wherever you turn you run into a wall.

Wake up.
Remember to wake up.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Write it on a piece of paper and put it on the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
See what is on the wall.
Remember to see what is on the wall.
Remember that it means that you need to wake up.
Look at the wall.
Walk away from the wall.
Remember to walk away from the wall.
Why are you supposed to walk away from the wall?
So that you can wake up.
Wake up when, and how?
Look at the wall.
Remember to look at the wall.
Now walk away from the wall.
Walk away from the wall to wake up.
Why are you walking away from the wall?
Where are you walking to from the wall?
To the bed so that you can wake up.
Which bed? Where? And why?
Look at the wall.
What wall?
The wall there?
The wall here?
What wall?
What is on the wall?
You've forgotten all about the wall,
forgotten all about having to wake up,
because whenever you wake up you run into that wall.

That wall of noise.

And remember. Remember not to breathe in.

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I wrote the above in November 2008, after years of having been bombarded with almost non-stop noise at all hours, which led to serious sleep deprivation, crankiness, forgetfulness and frustration. Just looking at the words evokes the feelings I had at the time.

I started writing as a child, and haven’t stopped yet. I first published something nationally when I was still in my teens, and people even started paying me for my writing skills later. Over the years, several books (fiction) have been building up inside me, and are pushing now, wanting to come into the world. The difference between doing something and not doing something is very often just that, so the rest is up to me.

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