Your Lies Are Impossible
It’s a balmy evening. It’s been seven days of hazy silence, nestled in the hills of grandmother’s childhood home. Sometimes the electricity cuts out; sometimes the neighbourhood dogs howl in unison; sometimes it’s realised too late that the local shop is closed and that tonight there’ll be coffee without milk.
The only things connecting me to the outside world are those long long long telephone wires pegged and stringing across yellowing fields to the nearest town. And that means… Well, that means, I have a telephone. So, you can find me, if you like.
(I’m still here.)