Writing is how you escape.
I sit down on the old couch at my apartment. The dinky television set in front of me plays a basketball program. I think about what happened today. Nothing much.
Someone complimented me at work. I didn’t know who it was. I was shocked at first. I couldn’t move after hearing it. It had been a while. I shrugged it off as just another daily occurence.
My slouched form collapses my spine like a caterpillar. I sit there, waiting for the next day. Nothing else happens. I sleep a good few hours, then wake up to start it all again.
When I leave the front entrance, a voice comes and greets me. A cheerful bubly girl leaps towards me with a big grin on her face. I don’t recognise her at first, but soon remember that she was an old childhood friend whom I have forgotten.
I walk with her during my daily route as we talk to each other.