square pegs in
round holes
don't fit. but
you are ingenious
man. so you try
time and again.
ugh! grunt and
force. "me make
it fit." a messy
situation. look man,
you need assistance.
someone to direct
the most logical
of thought processes.
mezmerized minds,
get a clue.
why must I be
the brain of
a hundred
ignorant consumers?
little lost sheep
but I'm not your
fucking shepherd,
find enlightenment.
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Monday, December 13, 2004
Thursday, December 02, 2004
masochistic tendencies
drinking three day
old re-warmed coffee.
an oily film
clings to the
rim of my cup.
cold chef boyardee
on stale toast.
the burps, are
enough to induce
vomit. the hangover
of a twelve day
bender resonates
not just in my head
but the entire
apartment. the walls
throb to the same
beat as my temples.
a caterpillar has
replaced my tongue.
worming around in
my desert mouth.
a knock on the door
of the apartment
across the hall,
cracks my skull,
or seems to. I can't
escape the pain
which ironically
enough. I've chosen
to inflict myself.
old re-warmed coffee.
an oily film
clings to the
rim of my cup.
cold chef boyardee
on stale toast.
the burps, are
enough to induce
vomit. the hangover
of a twelve day
bender resonates
not just in my head
but the entire
apartment. the walls
throb to the same
beat as my temples.
a caterpillar has
replaced my tongue.
worming around in
my desert mouth.
a knock on the door
of the apartment
across the hall,
cracks my skull,
or seems to. I can't
escape the pain
which ironically
enough. I've chosen
to inflict myself.
Wednesday, December 01, 2004
garage floor
too much to drink,
I stumble down the
steps to the garage.
the hum of
fluorescent lights
breaks the
midnight silence
of my small town.
the click of my
zippo, light a
smoke. drag.
my vision
is blurred, my mind
hazed. I have to piss.
badly. no smoking
inside. her warning
rings clear. the
only thing. I eye
the drain that sits
squarely in the middle
of the oil stained
concrete. unzip my
pants and let go.
aiming for the tiny
holes, missing the targets.
I piss on the snub of
my cigarette. it hisses
in anger. at my
drunkenness or lewd
behavior. I'm not sure
which. I chuckle,
amused. trip
up the steps
and open the door.
eyes adjust to the
darkness inside.
the humming ceases
as my hand finds
the switch. the door
latches, closed.
I stumble down the
steps to the garage.
the hum of
fluorescent lights
breaks the
midnight silence
of my small town.
the click of my
zippo, light a
smoke. drag.
my vision
is blurred, my mind
hazed. I have to piss.
badly. no smoking
inside. her warning
rings clear. the
only thing. I eye
the drain that sits
squarely in the middle
of the oil stained
concrete. unzip my
pants and let go.
aiming for the tiny
holes, missing the targets.
I piss on the snub of
my cigarette. it hisses
in anger. at my
drunkenness or lewd
behavior. I'm not sure
which. I chuckle,
amused. trip
up the steps
and open the door.
eyes adjust to the
darkness inside.
the humming ceases
as my hand finds
the switch. the door
latches, closed.