Author: Karen SueAnn Yao

  • For Simply Passing By

    I didn’t like you at first. I actually liked your friend. And then one time, we got together to get a couple of drinks. You were never my type. You’re the modern hipster I try not to hate. You think you know so much. You hate almost every person in the world. The fuck’s wrong…

  • Plasticity at its finest

    ©  How do I start this? How about Hi! I’m Karen Yao. But of course, you know that; We’ve been block mates for two years now.   Some may know me as a drunkard, or a smoker, Or any of those stuff as a matter. Some, maybe as no one important, Or just the nice,…

  • Life’s Museum

    © We went to an art exhibit—my friends and I. There were displays with golden shades; There were ones with plastic and glass, instead. There was an amazing wall of photography; And of course, paintings! Paintings were everywhere! There’s this one abstract that grabbed my attention. It was battered and ripped apart, As if a…

  • Lucky Fellow as a Thomasian Freshman

    Once enrolled, I’ll officially be a college sophomore student. I go to a university known for its floods, literally; and as one of, as they say, the “big four” universities. I don’t get the point though, I mean, what’s the point of having a caption to your title when the contents are all messed up?…