By Casey Melnick
Are the best stories understood with more or less?
Perhaps if this pen is wrapped in gold, words should soon gleam with brilliance.But why then does indicative luster take time to show?Â
This two-faced enigma speaks to the cutting allure of art—sometimes all it takes is a few strokes to understand that magic resides somewhere close by, and for other projects, it seems a mountain must be scaled to see what the view entails.Â
The piercing flame of a great story, however, burns little with much and much with little. And it’s up to you, the perceiver, to find the greater meaning of it all.
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These friends became one less more
Passage
Three seconds pass in a lifetime
Grandfather
A forgotten clock never chimes again
Hypocrite
You sink lower than the bottom
Storms
Rainy days or a blurry haze?
Outsider
Tickets bought for two without you
Blackout
A show ends without being seen
Inside
Your cup reflects an ugly face
Reunite
An orphan meets his parents, again.
Cult
In time lies become true eventually
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