02 October 2009

Friction Fiction

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Long division misses the point of entropy. A laborious project, it fails to see that it mocks fate. 

Charlie was thirteen when he lost his virginity. It was an indifferent experience. He valued it only in that it proved his boasts of the prior year. He truly expected more.

The next day he expected to walk differently, feel differently, talk differently. He expected others to see what he himself did not feel. When none of these things happened, he talked to her about doing it again.
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