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2.8k · Aug 2014
Ukulele Nightdress
Middle Class Aug 2014
Drown me in self pity
Fill me with gravel and confetti
And I won't scream and shout, or tell anyone about the sarcastic soliloquy

Dance me into a state of disbelief
Your unsteady heartbeat,
will without fuss or pout
Tell everyone about you and me.
1.4k · Jul 2015
Economic Monarchy
Middle Class Jul 2015
Does the reading of the day,
Trinkets and truffles and all,
Sweeten the taste of clay,
The rust, the blood, the brawl.

Tremendous the power of,
The firefly in the apothecary jar ,
When the pompous lid above,
Sits illuminated as the star

How sour the noble bell,
Rings for those who would be on the seat,
Trained on their bottom as it swells,
Mocking and ruling the masses on their feet.
1.1k · Aug 2014
Infidelity Headlines
Middle Class Aug 2014
Arrest! Arrest! The menace menaced me again! A slick thin criminal hasty in the night! Here it is! Here it is! A drama at last! News! News! A crime! A love story! A betrayal! See it here! See it large! He burnt the very image in my brain! Proof! Proof! Evidence at last! Delusions, that are sane! Stop now! Stop here! No more! I'm caving in! Fold! I fold! No more bets! No more bets! The winners here! The winners here! A thousand hours or more and the winners here! Oh a tragic loss! A loss! Pull out your cameras! A loss! A steal! A crime! Arrest! Arrest! The menace menaced me again!
Middle Class Feb 2015
When the clocks grew silent,
Mellow abiotic laws swept away with the evening's wind
The light hit the hills with the softest envy
And the grass sat content between our toes

What became of the twilight gleanings
Pangea evaded you like the sheepish fox
Were the pieces arranged, devoid of meaning?
Trembled hands settled and stilled.

If the clover grew to touch the sun
The lonely ground sank to feel the core
And the trees whispered to the birds
Would it be a puzzle at all?
Middle Class Apr 2015
I'd never questioned it before
What all the camera flashes
What all the picnic baskets
Showed up for

If not for the steady hold
It couldn't be for the speed
It couldn't be for the need
Of something simply bold

I'd never felt the hotel bed
For all the the cultured gravel
For all the temporal travel
The history it read

If not for the pure blank sheet
It couldn't wait for more
It couldn't wash ashore
The romancing callused feet

I'd never noticed the speed
Of course the gold couldn't stay
But does the need go away
With wasted time and heavy aches

Can compound interest
And societal indifference
Distract the great adventurer

Tell my financial travel
Do the landscapes I missed, unravel
And blossom stability
Or philosophical infertility
850 · Aug 2014
Abandoned Lighthouse
Middle Class Aug 2014
I went to the rocks
Found my brother there
Drinking on the rocks
He splashed and he sank

I saw my mother there
Wiping off the rocks
She went to sleep
Swallowed by rocks

I stood on the rocks
Waiting for a moment
I stand on the rocks
I stood
829 · Nov 2014
Malnourished Minuet
Middle Class Nov 2014
My kettle sits on the stove,
My mind blends with the walls painted beige.
It secedes.
The thoughts are bound and timed.
Though released, half remain inside.

Standard lines for a futurist agnostic
The present presents a snowy rustic
But what of the faces and spaces that speak to me.
Have we not all been what we wanted to want to be?

My arms reach into the blue
Solitude,
Magnitude,
Saturated markets in the human condition
Intoxicating predispositions in an ideal so sober.
I awake to a lukewarm kettle, nothing boiled over.
776 · Aug 2014
Levels and Balance
Middle Class Aug 2014
On went the night in staggering serenity. City blocks counted one, no two, in silent resilience, our cars always float on intensively. Our fingers tap in constant repentance.
Trickling streams, novice actors, and your perfume filled in-
The spaces where you wouldn't allow
Midnight air, weather fair, shadows in our hair, a novelty pin. The streetlights ask, don't you know me by now?
A lunar dance you sung to me, soft as a trapeze swingers talent. You fell asleep in summer's tree, I, I found my levels and balance.
749 · Feb 2016
Reflections on the Day
Middle Class Feb 2016
Windowless, shadowless, fluorescent a room and schoolyard scent. A lecture on earth's composure rumbled on as thunder sounded when I need not know where my toes were. Terrestrial topography in the row marked 2 or 3. The hierarchy of "figured out" and inane diplomacy, but I was feeling fine. I was sitting alone and still and looking at the morning faces. I left spaces left and right so I could swallow my mind and wrap up tight in the vacuum allowed. The collided waveforms hit my selective ears. I'll see you next week. I'll see you next week. My knees are weak and I'm writing the words I don't know how to speak and writing the rhythm, the subject I so often treat poorly, write off as a cliche archetype made for the gullible, penned by the phony. Yet I can't wait. A nervous anxious wonder I can't shake, like a beautiful sun gliding over a closing wake with the wind on its back and a ship to take.
682 · Feb 2015
Career Path
Middle Class Feb 2015
Silver-tongued silverback acrobat,
Sliver among passive track, those little tacks
Swing up high, sweep on by
The air is your medium, your cartilage courage
I thought I was something highly, flying freely, sighing too.

Cotton grass on trickling, bubbling, thinking brook
Garfish thought twice and took to my hook
Devour me I spoke to the placid sky
Leave me here, in Schrödingers hour,
If I reel in thine I may find the acrobat or an empty line.
615 · Aug 2014
Long Distance Runner
Middle Class Aug 2014
Everything I say is stuck in my throat. Everything I say is smeared where it's wrote. Rocks upon dirt, metal upon skin, the distance will hurt, and I'm not left handed. Everything I hope is here on my fingertips. Everything I hope is floating ships.
Batman to robin, salt to pepper, the feelings in my shin, and I'm going to smile
Everything I fear is the future.
"Everything I fear," says the morning rooster.
Bronze was gold, orphan was home,
The summer was cold, and you're right
596 · Apr 2015
The Pretending Pretense
Middle Class Apr 2015
That secular moment
The door held in all the negligible knocks
All the chariot questions
And from the hinges came,
From the elusive, dissimilatory frame,
A shuddered cry, an inhaled yell
As the unanswered door sighed and fell,
The pretending pretense we both adored
Stiff and still it lay, a peregrine ward
581 · Sep 2015
Campus\Fall
Middle Class Sep 2015
Do you think I could fall away with October's leaves. The wind hits calm but true, the sun wakes for its bouts in the noon.  What's a campus fall to me? Do all these people know I see them? Am I a veiled expectant? An invisible crutch, my panning stare raising their arms there and back again as they follow the surveyed lines the pathways provide. It's prolonged smell of mud that takes me back. But ahead there's a campus fall. Equinox fear me not. I am not holding you to fate. I won't shiver or shrink if you miss the date. But I fear, oh what a pair, the campus and the fall, an anxious wait.
579 · Aug 2014
Long ago love letter
Middle Class Aug 2014
We live for the weekends were you scrounge yourself tablecloths sheets and shelves smooth pavement for the ghost of a heavy load we run for the sake of health and we waited for a knock on the wall but what I got was the ringing of a bell
But our prose was true and my eyesight mistreated
Colored in thought my eyelids retreated
Fall back to the fall
I miss what I saw
In come sun and a world on que
Dinosaurs died to make room for something as magnifecent as you
548 · Aug 2014
Goodnight Moon
Middle Class Aug 2014
Follow the modest airwaves that dance on the night. Feel young in it's serene mimics and sight. Wring out the persona that illumines the night's allure. Intersect dawn and dusk, with the day and night's colure. Respond to me as if too fondly and settle your scores. Heartbeats shimmer in the roar of gentle snores.
546 · Jun 2015
Cinema Friends
Middle Class Jun 2015
Those old school friends with their cigarette lips
They don't think of the likes of me or you,
Up on the golden screen.
We weren't quite quiet or reckless
We trialled in something temperate but restless.
Something we bore down to bone,
A noisy belief in man, blurred like a Monet, believed to be etched in stone.
But those old school friends, like you and I, had frames to contain their Icarus flight.  Now, follow on in your new momentary monetary monastery you now call home.
The curious truth is the note is a note regardless of the flute. The credits close, the air stalled, and most rigorously life itself cares not for the "who", but slitheringly moves on.
520 · Oct 2014
Sore Throat
Middle Class Oct 2014
Hello little cup of tea. It's strange I met you here, just now. The day was the crashing waves of automobile noise pollution, but the night hums an electronic melody. Go ahead now, pour your nature in my preserved, artificial frame. I beg you to make me feel the providential roots in every tree. I'll whisper bedtime tales of tragedy and glory. But for now, I sip you in alongside the dusty air.
507 · Dec 2014
Déjà Ressenti
Middle Class Dec 2014
Rainfalls peddle in sunsets of peach falling on, falling on like autumn leaves
Floating down like sour snow.
Am I ghosted?

Through my great lens, looking how the remedial planet spins on and wept. I cannot say it did not create
I cannot speak words as is the writer's fate

My silent observatory
observes the world, even me
The diamond and the rough
In every Swallowed ambition, estate addition, and paintbrush.

I'll climb to every mountain top
Speak my name to the cyclops.
Don't give me ***, don't give me ******.
Show me the lives you live, the years you order.

A tear shed in your silent walk
I'll carry joys to your sidewalk chalk,
When the tide comes to foam,
And the ocean is but loam,
Could it still be?
Will everything I see, be familiar to me?

I think I've done this all before,
I feel every moment as if it's spent,
I'll be here watching the 4th dimension,
In permanent sentiment
Am I ghosted?
Middle Class Feb 2015
Most of my light bulbs burnt out
The sun hits hard when it shouts
It's when I saw the ragged crane that flew
Everything developed in shades of blue

My favorite Spring ran away
It hides back two years in the lovely shade
Looking back as I walk the stage
The sun hit and burnt the page

With the fox's speed and the rabbit's crutch
I came for expertise, only to learn too much
The crane still flies by most days
But now it's grown and patched, it could never be the same.
482 · Apr 2015
Our Calling
Middle Class Apr 2015
Dissoluted night and righteous day,
Can't we wander and cut and fray
Under starry-eyed statuettes

Tired maelstrom, sunny morning
Try and follow me and stick and sing
Above the yellowed casement

Doubtful breeze and hefty storm
Guess the color and mood and form
Beside our long knotted cadency

Flowing draft, gentle night
Forget and sleep and write
Alongside the fairing,

By the seconds that forgot luck,
And the future hours
That just might
481 · Dec 2014
Port Royal
Middle Class Dec 2014
I'm ******* sick of proper nouns.
Press me into history
**** on sore thumbs in misery.

Photo album blues, you read.
I want the traverse sound
Recording the port city 'round.

The profound.
I can yet to see,
The people dancing, and beside them
Me.
473 · Aug 2014
Aboard
Middle Class Aug 2014
Set sail to the west
Aspirations tied to the mast
Gliding on the waves of deconstruction
Set sail to the moonlight
The soundtrack plays on
Swing with the ropes
As a man with wooden seams
467 · Sep 2016
The Peak
Middle Class Sep 2016
No *******, no poems. Nothing to hide behind. I remember listening to this Modest Mouse song, freshman year of high school. I had 20 bucks of **** **** socked away in a ps2. I had so many deep, but not intricate feelings. Maybe these are the best kind... It was a year of a fresh new start. I felt like the outcasts in all the halloween specials and ******* I had watched, as well as this tragically different being. I started hanging out with E. He's an indie wrestler nowadays. But back then we mostly smoked our cannabis, made jokes about historical events or political agendas. We were in a video production class. The class let us roam in and out and off of school grounds, missing other classes even. It was perfect. I met the older kids, we'd drive around, I just remember it now as sunny and a little chilly. I even lost my virginity that year. It was a train wreck of a relationship. Two people trying to hard to be older than they were. She was a senior then and had just lost her father... I still wonder sometimes if she's okay and I don't know why. It's not romantic worry, it's not hoping for reconnection, it's just a sentimental anxiety. It was a time of friends, running in nature and crunching leaves with my cross country team. It felt right. It felt so good to be old enough to be the freaks and the geeks all rolled in one. I didn't know then in 5 years who I'd be. I didn't know those people would fall away from me. My fitness would fall away from me. I wouldn't go to the library high with E anymore, shooting nonsensical politically engaged videos, full of bad hidden jokes and nearsighted irony. My sophomore year E stopped attending high school. We stopped talking so much. I haven't seen him in 3 years now. And only then it was a quick hello, his hair has grown so long. His eyes didn't look rebellious but lit with hope anymore, they didn't race. He looked older, real-er. Our momentary grasp on time and reality gave through the cracks in our hands. Now I sit at university. Barely scraping together classes for some mod-podge video art minor. Sometimes I feel like I like film because it reminds me of those old times. I still have fun, I still have experiences that ******* away, and at only 20, I'm sure I have many more to come. But I still can smell the cars and the schoolrooms, feel the trails and the weather, and taste the air and the packed lunches, from half a decade ago. I peaked in high school, and I'll never belong anywhere as much again.
Please listen to Modest Mouse's "The World At Large" while you read. I know, I know. A poetry post with a Modest Mouse song, cliche as hell, but it fits with my story, and is historically accurate for it.
467 · Aug 2014
Self Portrait
Middle Class Aug 2014
I wrote the summer long ago, and asked her to be kind. I wore down the winter bone, beckoning home, waiting for springs fine. Listen. The bow bends creaks, and banes. The swollen hope of summer wanes.

All I've ever known. Is to write these general poems. Images will flash before your eyes. But I will never let them guide you to the occurrence of my life. Every feeling I feel may be strong, but seems overly dramatic to the planets strife. This has been a brief view in my head. Enjoy these carefully constructed words of images, and build them into your life instead.
If you so choose to read any of my "poems" keep this poem in mind.
459 · Oct 2018
StaticOne
Middle Class Oct 2018
I promise I am that fool of which I speak
The powerlines prowess admits to me,
In its careless potential and off color decree,
But I do not listen to it’s evening exposé,
Opt for inspecting the way it’s wires bend and contort in the breeze
The cut in the cord and the energy it seeps,
The pensive cold blue of rapid release

It’s burnt and **** and treats me with a saga of distaste
I sway wishing for the musty lust in the tangible fillet
A muddled display of connectivity, after it’s time and still I hope not too late.
In all the contact reveries, you will not find one of such dismal elation
Just a spark in need of a metaphysical escalation
I plead for a being I cannot fool
448 · Aug 2014
Sand in Your Teeth
Middle Class Aug 2014
Remember the days
The spring ran full and your little hands found the earth
Moment and movement, creation and desolation
I'll shut out, and sweep the floor
The pathway cleared will have thrown out all we adored
Follow the sea
I'll find the beach beside your bed
Fulfillingly and willingly
Taking to
Leaving it to them
Follow me.
If I, will you?
445 · Aug 2016
A Night With -----
Middle Class Aug 2016
All the natives strike up a match.
They watch, they dance.
The night blends with their flames, vibrant and young.
I follow her pine-scented hieness,
A dream of a girl.
And to bed I lay alone,
And to sleep I cannot fall.
Even with the bottles counting more.
Anchor to the weak and weep to their chief,
I've waited long enough in my own apathy,
Masochism poetry for small-town sympathy.
The line has ended,
And jump I must.
I'm trying to edit,
The parts I cannot trust.
But a night with you,
Bourgeois and red and true,
Might soften the blow,
And from my sullen head,
Imagination could brew.
435 · Jul 2015
Ellipses
Middle Class Jul 2015
I could never believe in solipsism
I can't fix the world
Maybe that says more in disbelief
If all that is, is because of me...
430 · Aug 2014
Ma Planche à Roulettes
Middle Class Aug 2014
Solidarity won't risk us
Surfing the chalkline of an urban meniscus
Measure our thoughts in reluctance

The breeze at ease flows through the trees following sore knees.
We go on in awe of ever imposing trepidation. No regards to Earth's indulgent rotation.

In my best diction I could write you a hearty fiction full of contradictory facts. But honesty and falsities are beyond the sea, leaving sequential masks.    

An opportunity to me to create these beings of fact, to ride and act the illusion of the glide is set in my mind and on the street. My best distortion of living rigor mortis is this wooden plank, set at my feet.
420 · Jan 2015
The Winter Year
Middle Class Jan 2015
There was my search for lighter air,
I can't get off the ground.
So the geared clock it goes, it shakes it runs
Sweetness me, your holy father was a butcher's son,
White absence on the canvas of warm forest and rayleigh scattering.

It's never felt so long to Spring,
The tentacles of longing hold the weeks,
I am but the lemon, and the guardrail king.
419 · Jul 2015
All the Time
Middle Class Jul 2015
In immobilized time,
I could find all that's mine.
In sacred seconds I lay,
Holding, yearning, circumspect in my movements

Traveler's time is newton's law.
You can change but you can never stay,
The motion sickness rolls down the cheeks
Dripping off of weary chins.

To live, to die
The buzz words of the Romance languages
They mean but nothing,
without the passage of time.
The beauty, the despair.
The words, the truth that catch you heart and your eye,
Are past, present, and future.
All the time.
407 · Apr 2015
Lane Number Spring
Middle Class Apr 2015
I have a great familiarity with the night
Midieval conscious flowering in flight
I wish to speak to you soon
In the light of the moon
Don't fall from me
My words will slip through the grass, and the dew  
Your presence a subtle, comforting silk sinew, and carry on

Shower me in the forests embrace
The birds call, the pollen's jolly mace
What do I do from the ember burning low
When a fire has come to warm my home
Your posting smile, I wish to want to behold

Please beckon my drunken call
The sticks, the leaves, the silent waterfall
I only could dream I knew the rings of the oak
Instead I count the thoughts on the night that we spoke
Where, if at all, will the spring's roots grow.

Those hours spin on
In great rememberence, divine demi-consciousness  
And I only wish to you
To spill the cup from which I drank
And start it all anew.
Middle Class Sep 2014
"All galaxies are indeed moving apart at an ever increasing rate"
It's the saddest thing I've ever heard
Don't they know it will be too late?
They'll burn up only to leave
The vacuum space between

Adaptive we say
Time and decay
But morals and friendships-
drugs and hugs and spark plugs,
Surely they're meant to remain?
Not fall like autumn's leaves or spring's rain and grow anew or cycle through...but stay?

If I could press a memory in this book I'd fill the pages
Instead these images press my brain
And my memory beckons and pleads
"Am I still able?"

Tell me so.
Do we start, what we always know will end?


3


2


1

go.
404 · Sep 2016
Rebuttal to the Solid State
Middle Class Sep 2016
A meadowlark call, a brief marked stall on a structured walk.
A couple blocks more and the forest adorns the river and the rocks.
At this stop the wind has not yet been blocked, and it wavers on with the scent of crinkled leaves. 
  And just as it had begun,
the moment ends as the pathway bends.
I know it can be found and felt again, if I'm able to release and retrieve.
401 · Oct 2014
Meters From
Middle Class Oct 2014
You. You'll never read these words, beneath a sullen sky. You'll never feel the gravel cold with little stones and dirt rolling on the canyons of your fingertips. I don't have the answers, the turmoil transfer, or the drafts release.

My dearest friend, where are the chirping of the birds. Segacious cliffs, my fear of heights. They're darkened by rowdy shallows. Craft. I cannot, but you may, but when you fail someday, hide my face. Reminiscent drops on a puddled tripe.

You. Swallow your stiffened words. I promise, friend, the day will not clear, but your stride will strengthen, your head will straighten, and all that is said will have been said, life's verbatim.
397 · Aug 2014
Sidewalks
Middle Class Aug 2014
Sleepless in space. Sewing pillows in your dreams wishing deeply to comfort that will only be seen. Adventurous advisories flutter on, flutter on. You obedient Abraham, you will solemnly **** your son. But not today amidst the peddling rain. Swallow sorrow, swallow pain. You won't be this arrogant pest. The loudest note was always the symphony's rest. Rest. Does the night spill over like linens in a basket? Does the man in our head miss the cue mark, rushing to mask it? Covered in monotony and monopoly. Close your eyes and relax your arms to mend this folly. But we all are brothers and pay for what we wield. No sleep for the kindred, "Let's go out to the field."
392 · Aug 2015
soon I lay away
Middle Class Aug 2015
Sip sip chug
Wipe it under the rug,
When it forms a lump
Try to stand
And jump
jump
jump.
It's dizzy in here
It's worse out there
Sip sip chug
Lean in for the hug,
When it feels too tight
Try to walk
Take flight
Fight it
Fight.
Sip sip chug
Keep your look smug,
the love in their blinks
Maybe try
Don't think
Think
Drink
Chug chug chug
Wash down Wash
Away
Ride the wave
Stay in the car
Stay stay
Sta-
381 · Aug 2014
Average
Middle Class Aug 2014
Thrills to pills to the body stills, we all will run dry. No dramatic end or cosmic bend, just a speck of dirt on Earth's shallow sigh.

Pencil to pen to stencil to end, carbon copies of an ideal. No man made normality or financial fatality, can mar what you feel.

Skin in linen so infringed in, does the future hold you so? Yes peers and stately fears can bring us to stow.

I know none of which I speak but a subtle weak week. A week far 60 years from now which you reflect how you lived your life without love to be found. And your hand will close and your muscles relax but with a stiffened heart and a metal back you'll whisper to the likes of me. And only drywall will see the cracks and only your logic or sore success will breathe.
364 · Aug 2014
The Dude is Out There
Middle Class Aug 2014
Little ants on a leaf fighting a rippling creek, the little maelstroms spitting it's mist at shaking knees.
    The captain's last stand with his heart in his hand, watching the golden coast elude him. Yet with all his fright and all his fight he feels the sunset soothing.  
    Things will grow and things will die, they will move mountains or sit idly by. But remains the glimpse, of the coast, inside.
  Captain climbs to the leaf's curled tip, quietly going down with the ship.
364 · Dec 2016
Jamie Forever Ago
Middle Class Dec 2016
It's been a lull,
It's been a time,
Since the day we met,
Giggling in parking lots beside the park
Sitting idle with the running cars,

You said you wanted to marry me.
We were kids, but you spoke it still.
A refuteable claim as it was,
From your lips you birthed space and time,
A choice.

In some realities, devined it be that we make that choice,
And join hands in serenity,
And now I am left to wonder in how many,
You were kept from harm.

In how many realities,
Did I keep that needle from your arm?
For Jamie, rest sweetly in peace. I don't pretend to have known you now, but I knew you then.
358 · Dec 2016
Data for You
Middle Class Dec 2016
Why is it so strange to me. We haven't talked in years, we weren't lifelong friends. We usually just sent messages electronically. Nothing but ill-fitted pioneers of electronic pen-pal practice. I didn't know what to make of you. I mean how much could our inclination to keep up the conversation be attributed to real intellectual thought. "Intellectual thought" I hate when I boil things down to things like that. So pretentious and blue-cold. But nonetheless we talked for years intermediately. Maybe it was something of a comfort, maybe it was attraction, maybe something in a grey area between.

I know you had some family troubles. I know you'd yell at me for drinking, and I wondered why. I heard once your father was in jail for drunkenly running over a girl. I still don't know if it's true, and I'm sorry if I subconsciously treated you as if it was and never asked to talk about it. I was bad at those things. I know we never talked about your marriage. I never even knew if it officially had gone through, or when you had broken up, or even if you had divorced. I don't know if I wanted to know, it seemed like you didn't want to tell.

You did tell me you started smoking. I was younger and more keen to be excited upon hearing someone else I knew enjoyed a bowl. We always made plans to smoke together but I was always to tangled in my high school relationship. I didn't know you'd get too relaxed with substances. Or at least I don't remember thinking of it.

I don't even remember thinking of you anytime recently. Not exactly the thing one would expect to read, but it's true. I was as unready as I could have been when I was told you had passed away. I knew snow had fallen and hoped a fatal crash wasn't your goodbye. With a little help of our once linking electronics, that had pinged our little bits of data to and fro in the atmosphere and into each other's hands, I found out you had been struggling with addiction.

I felt weirdly ashamed for not having known. I'm not the best friend, I'm not the partner, or the boss. There's no logical reason I should have caught the clues or been observing at all. Yet an insistent feeling that I should have at least known what you were going through ticked in my head. I remember feeling so strange when you had married, because you had said you wanted to marry me. I had never taken the statement seriously, but it still holds me in disbelief, much more now. Maybe it's that in the core of it all you wanted a future. I'm sorry you overdosed. I'm sorry I can't write to you any more.
355 · May 2016
Untitled
Middle Class May 2016
Drink, ****. Poor. Lick, sensual fits. ****. I'm lifted like a arobatic wind, and drifted like a scattered garbage bin. I'm long and I lay verisimilitude to your crude oil painting of a Dubloon, your family ruin, treasure. I bring pleasure and distraction in a measure I can't measure up, too. I'm falling asleep on kin's couch as I dreamed I touched you. A canvas I placidly transit in my dream fallace. But I, I am I gilded knight, a sanctioned right, a shortened night. Why in hell cant I spill a little, content with being the **** for once, at the expense of my happiness, I choose constants.
352 · Sep 2018
ArtFraud
Middle Class Sep 2018
Drank the morning rain and felt it in my chest
Clung, suspended with the fog on my vanity
I have a pencil to my temple,the graphite looks impressed

It sees the twitch in my neck, before you ever spoke with breath like turpentine
All in all the days are just one big joke
-I should be the chummy punchline
336 · Sep 2018
OutGrown
Middle Class Sep 2018
I am a mountain in Maine
That I dug into and overcame

Indecision and indifference, the oily buffet of a jaded sunlit stare
It’s all up here-
It’s all out there

I kiss at the flood light
That I drove beside at midnight

Transience and dependance, a honeyed yarn maze in retired rafters
It’s all right before-
It’s all near after

Can I really die?
If only in memories I like to be alive
326 · Dec 2018
P.
Middle Class Dec 2018
P.
Oh it’s lovely up here
All my work
It’s in the melodies
And my frights
In tight boxes
With postage paid up
It’s so daunting
The squawking under my bed
The loose gross follicles on your head
Oh it’s nervous out there
Threads pulled
when they spit
in your mouth
And my cries
Met my spine
Curved and repelled
It’s so punk
The tweaking urns on my mantle
The mistaken trance and a cup full
Oh it’s quaint, respondent
Laces snagged
Picking at
and whistling to
proud antiques
With dark tongues
It’s so phonetic    
I could just
Go blind in shame,
With the big one
That nests on my town
317 · Dec 2020
Winter
Middle Class Dec 2020
Every year I can’t comprehend another quarter
I anxiously await and loftily avoid the thought of-
Pounce on every forgetful ray to-
Release hot air in defiance of-
The sterile spray of the other side of the coin

The ashes born of Ares’ antithesis clings to my arm as if to slow me
Calm me-
Yawn me-
As if the earth longs to all together toss probability
Budgeting all the uncertainties of life

Finding stability in the isolation of population is what it seeks to do
And I am sure of it
I am one with it
And in my hatred all I view is the sky filled with static

Particles and the ever-certain participles scattering on my lawn
But it’s lonesome-
And how it is cold-
Without the midsummer clammer I find myself in scrutable control

I can’t rid my head of the pervasive interference
Is it no more than I can avoid that the-
I can’t absolve blame if the-
Equinox persuasion is the fray and rein of my of control?
289 · Aug 2014
Lullaby of the Modern Love
Middle Class Aug 2014
If you're going with the tide, don't look back. Wisps of air will kiss your cheeks. Tiny hands will wash your hair clean. When you're out at sea, and the erratic waves are closing your eyes, let the wind hold your head. Those clashing blues will lull you to sleep. When you reach land dig your hands in the sand. Let my mind grind down great stone after stone. Truth is I'm **** afraid. 18 months of you, after 16 years of me. I don't ever want you to take with the tide, leaving me to be the breeze.
275 · Nov 2019
Courtesy Call
Middle Class Nov 2019
My mate has midsummer light and it’s filling his cup
He’s getting closer up with the spark
hugging soft sheets as we speak
My voice is dry and tired it sounds just like all the moans and squeaks

Sitting, touching wrinkled forehead and callused hands
Another warm beer will read my mind
Pouring golden over my pining cheeks
Somethings wrong here and it tries
and tries to hide but it leaks
248 · Nov 2018
Toilet Sink
Middle Class Nov 2018
I am always solitary
In the decrepit folds of a silk lined mind
Falling deeper
Grabbing at a slippery linen
I am a cave with no mouth
For a cave without a mouth is but a tomb
Let me rest in my turbulent swim
And wince in the high bliss
Of sweet ******* nothing
From a higher plane
To a Little Caesars parking lot
**** the details
And sweep me into a pile of needles
Because I want to feel the pine trees
Every single one
Suckling my organic plague
And tickling my button nose
Because I deserve the indignation
And I feel the shame
Absolve my indiscretions
Wipe me of my folksy ways
244 · Jun 2018
fucking missed the layup
Middle Class Jun 2018
I can zip up all my **** in a ***** pack strapped to a camels back and it’ll act as the last straw
Always think I’m raw
But I’m overcooked overlooked and let’s be honest I didn’t think I gave a single ****

Backed up and a tummy tuck and I’d be ******* tight
Lucked up and a yanny *** double sided mirror got me squintin to see past and nothing nearer


Two toned silhouettes grinding in a tight dress
Too many gin and tonics and a touch of chronic, mess
On the chase but not looking for a ring
I’m no sonic,
More is less.

I’m sitting curb stomped and digested
If lest be lest at least I forget it
I swear this is a hot *** summer
I don’t know a single digit of your ****** number.
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