Charlie Brown Monologue

Not too long ago, I stormed off my apartment door slammed going to the park just because my mom couldn’t stop nagging constantly. I swear every moment I’m with her she can’t stop nagging! The things that comes out of her mouth is as if the sound effects from Charlie Brown, like when Charlie Brown is having a conversation with an older person, “WONK WONK…” is the sound the older person replies with. That’s exactly what happens when I’m with my mom having a conversation. It gets so annoying until, one day I had enough of it. As I arrived to the park, my boys Tony, Mike, and Shawn are already playing a game of 3 on 3 with the other guys in the game of basketball. I sat there waiting for them in the bench trying cool off my temper along with the

“Yup,” he replied. “You know happened to him?” “Tell me bro,” as I eagerly shook him. “My old man got killed by his juniors because they wanted to move up the rank so quickly.” “Who told you that.” “My grandma, when the police officers came knocking in the apartment we lived in late at night.” “My grandma broke down in tears, auntie Shana eight years old at the time was sleeping, and maa ran to my father’s room quickly room as she received the news and grasped me tightly.” “My father was only twenty-four years old.” I pulled my hair and stroked it backwards couple of time. “A couple years later when I was seven, my mother was battling depression and then one night maa decided to take couple of sleeping pills and died in her sleep.” “I saw the EMT take maa away while I was eating breakfast.” “Grandma hugged me tightly and walked me to school as she held my hand.” “Grandma said we not going to see maa for a long time,” as Shawn’s voice slightly began to fad and water poured out of his eyes silently. “Maa was only twenty-six.” “Bro, how do you wake up every day living through that?” I asked curiously. “Brotha, its love that keeps me going auntie Shana and Grandma helped me move forward.” I grabbed on to Shawn and hugged him tightly. “Ease it up boy, I don’t want anyone to feel bad for me igh!” The guys in the basketball looked at me and Shawn unusually. I let go off of