never down
he got up
blasted onto her face
she shot juices on his in return
it's how they do
they go out the front door
faces and mouths dripping
telepathic headbutts to all who gander
gawk
especially the kids
Fuck the children.
they went through town like ghosts
unfettered, floating, fly
nodding to the ones who knew what was good
;see you later;
they stopped by the office
put their hands up, their eyes into the windows
so they could see all them fools
hardening
he and she were play'doh for life
were trickling snot for life
sick. nasty. natural as wind.
inevitable. and there whenever things got too cold
to remind you to guard your grill.
the sun set
Fuck the children
the sun set
Fuck the children
the sun set
;Yo.;
they partied so hard. partied so damn hard.
he was glimmering, sparkling to her.
she was flickering, shimmering to him.
_
am I ulysses? am I ulysses?
"no, but you are now, boy.
so sinister, so sinister
but last night was wiiiiiild"
I have never thrown up substance a day in my life
a night in my life(:)
I just lay, swirling
watching bodies beat and fuck
cut the bottom out of my red cup
and look through it
watching bodies
behind me
next to me
in front of me
isn't that all they ever do?
It feels like I've just been waiting to be told to stop holding my breath
waiting for the coil in my throat to unravel
but it just slides deeper
tightening its fingernails
the smile I see in the reflection looks so silly
_
morning
the wetness, and your breath
on the side of my cheek
it is one of those mornings:
we came out, and the sky was shroud
gray, moist all over
I always feel like I'm catching the world in the middle of something
some gorgeous transformation,
and then I fuck it up by looking too soon
I told you this, and you laughed
and you put your hand on on my face
it was cold from the grass
and you drew a line down,
a crossing swoop
a smiley face of water
"you baaaaaaaaaby"
lying there, the sun began to peek through clouds
and despite the scientific, logical reasoning
I had been weaned on through my late teenage years
I felt the change I'd been imagining in my head for so long.
it was all together
I felt drenched
I felt everything slide in perfect
like our fingers
that morning,
I felt the sun
and it felt just like you
_
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that morning,
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and it felt just like you
made me cry.
i love these poems, dude. like, for real.
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