Drained
May 19th, 2012 My torso is stretched out on my leather lounge chair. Both my arms are stretched back above my head but they are bent at the elbows and my hands are tucked under my head. The softness of the chair back cushions my forearms from the pressure the weight of my head is exerting on them. The rubber lining hiding beneath the leather folds and stitching, is molding its self around my appendages. I close my eyes to rest. The computer screen that is resting on the arm of my throne is bright. The bright light emanating from the screen projects itself onto my eye lids penetrating the thin layer of skin and reaching my corneas. I am too tired to move too relaxed to care. I am so drained. I revel in the quiet of my house. The kids have finally fell a sleep. They produce an energy that can not be matched. They are their own power plant. Their silence is golden but eerie. The only sounds I hear are the ticking of the clock, an occasional car driving down my street and the win...