- Mar 25, 2014
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Poke. Poke. Poke.
The plastic prongs of the spork stabbed the gelatinous form of tofu, placed precisely on a slice of white bread. An open-face sandwich, as he called it. But he didn’t wash his hands and didn’t have hand sanitizer on him. And he didn’t want to name all of the pathogens and microscopic creatures crawling on his skin. It was a habit of his. It passed the time and gave him something to focus on.
But for now he wanted to play it safe and not measure the odds of getting a cold over some measly little meal. So he stuck with a safe little spork in its safe plastic wrapping… Well, not completely. But it was cleaner. His teeth met his lip as he bit it in contemplation. He looked intently at it. As if it had the answers of life itself in its slightly stale crust.
It wasn’t the sandwich he was thinking about however. It was the people sitting at the table next to him. And each individual member. And their weekend plans. And their darkest secrets and their lies and their respiratory rate and their…
He physically shook his head. Dropping is spork on the plastic wrap as he looked nearly visibly upset. â€Mpfh.†He grunted in a displeased tone, before running his hand on his hair. â€Oh... Oh my...†This was what he got. This was what he deserved for giving them a sideways glance, for letting them crowd his already bloated mind. He hated this feeling, living with this constant headache and having to deal with the stress of others. But he couldn’t help it. The very thing that gave him the knowledge of the universe was the very thing that caused this white noise to buzz between his ears at every waking moment. He needed another distraction. Another thing to focus his attention on. Um… Um… The pathogens! No… Same old same old there. He picked up his spork once more. Just ignore it Pluto. He told himself. He tried to remove the voices and place them in the more murky part of his mind. Just another piece to the static, the voices and information that jibbered all at once and kept him up at night. But hey, that was just life. And he was sort of numb to it all. He just honestly didn't want to hear their drama and the fact that he knew more about those lifelong friends than they did. He blinked. None of his business, anyway. With that he got back to stabbing his sandwich. Maybe one of these days he'd eat it.