" Can I call you on Saturday ?", he asked. That sounded like a good idea that no matter what, I had no tangible reason to turn it down — it's the weekend! This was the first time I actually got an open invitation to a Moroccan home to taste Moroccan cuisine, home-prepared with lots of love. (who doesn't love some " home cho "? ) . I thought to myself that it was a good opportunity for me to immerse myself in the culture, at the very least reveling in it. It's 11 o'clock in the morning, I'm still in bed half-awake when the call from an unknown number came through. I figured it might be Marwan since I hardly receive phone calls from my number. This was not far from truth as the person at the other end of the phone bellowed " weeeesh ". " Oh yeah what's up ? How's it going ? You already had breakfast ? " Breakfast you said? I don't recall the very last time I made time to eat a hearty breakfast; It's just...
I’m in chains, you’re in chains too... Mr. Jailer, Stop Calling Me A Prisoner...

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Everyone talks about love in ways that transcend what our naked eyes may want to believe. Love is love but you can’t just help it with who you love, Mr. jailer! We mostly do not love people but we do, however, fall in love with the idea of the person we think we do love.These falsetto of images that never materialised flash before my eyes every daybreak when I’m soaked in thoughts about when you’ll ever send an appeasing “don’t worry, be happy” text. At least I tried, I tried to call this cage home when I wasn’t sure. If we were to make a foot count of the copious amount of times I wanted break this barrier to connect with you through this cage you set up, the sea might dry up. The closer I get, the more distant you are from me. The cage was open all this while but I was probably too “drunk in love” to get the “shackles off my feet”!
Its beautiful but why so serious
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