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Jamison Bell Sep 2017
This is the story of Fitzy McKowski Obromovich Brown.
He lived in a brownstone in the center of town.

There was a young lady that Fitzy did favor.
Every meeting they had, he made sure to savor.

His friends would insist that his love wasn't right.
But ole Fitzys resolve wouldn't give up the fight.

They said "Fitzy you're slow and a tad too dumb."
And to all their pleas, Fitzy grew numb.

She was too witty too beautiful to be but a thought.
A future barstool story, a what if and ought.

So Fitzy got dressed, he bought flowers and ****.
He found her and asked her lickity split.

They watched Fitzys chin drop down to his chest.
His friends would give Fitzy a wide berth to rest.

One old man hobbled up to ask her why she'd turn ole Fitzy down.
"Because my name is Francesca McKowski Obromovich Brown!"
Jamison Bell Oct 2023
We can explain almost everything.
Except the spark of life.
The consciousness of a living thing experiencing love and strife.
We don't know what it is.
Explanations are aplenty.
At best they're merely guesses.
Hence why we feel so empty.
So here's what I'm suggesting.
To help you figure it out.
Take a big step back
And literally f your own face.
283 · Jul 2016
Adult Content
Jamison Bell Jul 2016
Fireflies, candles, whispers, and ****.
Blah blah blah
And lickety spit.

You hate your job, I really don't care.
Hike up your skirt.
While I pull your hair.

It's all an illusion, don't be so picky.
Give it a few.
And we'll both be sticky.

The whiskey's gone a cigarette's out.
I'll go get more.
You don't have to pout.

Socrates, Kant, and Tesla as well.
Would stand in line.
To get a whiff of your smell.

We can go again later if you're still here.
I'll get you a towel.
There's some over there.

I'll make us breakfast while you stay in bed.
I'll make you an omelette.
But I want head.

I know it's all sordid and rather risqué.
But life is short.
We all go the way.

Own who you are obscenity and all.
Stand while you can.
For one day we fall.
283 · Dec 2017
Bliss
Jamison Bell Dec 2017
I’m sorry I can’t fold time and space.
I’m sorry that I can’t promise to be there for you.
It’s seems as if it were meant to be.
At times.
Cursed.
Each tethered to an invisible force.
An undeniable logic.
It binds the will to complacency.
A suffering reluctance.
Acceptance stumbles in, drunk as usual.
And I find myself having to say goodbye.
To the illusion as it were.
My moment to bask in the twilight of a moment in bliss.
Now a memory.
A warm and happy memory.
282 · Aug 2016
I am what I'm not
Jamison Bell Aug 2016
I don't write because I want to.
I'm compelled to.
I'm not even good at it.
The devil may take me if I'm lying.

I think too much as I've been told.
And I'm under a train of thought.
I typically don't care what anyone has to say.
So why should they care about what I think?

In knowing this. I write.
I drink, I read, and I write.
That pretty much sums up who I am.
Which makes me nothing much.

Huh. Interesting. Not really.
282 · Sep 2016
Yeah so. I'm a little high.
Jamison Bell Sep 2016
I'm not here to be ridiculed, mock, or even roasted.
I'm just not keen on this party or the guy you chose to host it.

Overhead I hear someone touting their grand beliefs.
Therein is your problem lad, who says you even need a chief?

Parties and their senators the governors and their staff.
These are your dear leaders? Am I to ****** laugh?

The Capitol is a rat king wherein their lies are entwined.
Power, greed, and pettiness plaguing their hive like mind.

I'll be honest, I don't care, my life it seems to never change.
You can elect a ****** waffle, it can't get more strange.

These things you want to happen, it'll always start with you.
You can be your own ignition, you only have to see it through.

So elect yourselves an Eggo, a ******, or a *****.
Either way I'll bet my *** in four years you'll want a switch.
281 · Jun 2016
My fingers got away from me
Jamison Bell Jun 2016
There wasn't a method only a madness.
There was no serenity.
Only a sadness.

The stars will shine and the skies will cry.
Neither one cares for,
you or I.

The oceans will foam on the mouth of the wind.
While it whispers your name,
Now and again.

As supernovas go you were by far the brightest.
You needn't worry about that girl.
Not in the slightest.

This song isn't over and with you I'm not done.
For you are my moon.
And I was your sun.

The fireflies dance to your every whim.
Though unlike you.
They sometimes go dim.

This isn't goodnight and it isn't farewell.
Say it again.
Jamison Bell.
278 · Oct 2018
Broke
Jamison Bell Oct 2018
We wander to and fro as you in likeness
Our spirits though
They wander in the forest of shadows cast by those we emulate
Deserted in a world within a world
So dark and so cold, light can’t survive it
Some of us just linger there
Letting time have it’s way with them
While others just keep walking into the folds of the night
So broken inside
They’ll stab the hand of salvation
Not out of contempt for the savior
But because they aren’t even worth saving
Jamison Bell Aug 2019
When I saw you there in the rain. The red light from the drugstore sign draped over your shoulders. Your hair clinging to your cheeks and how the raindrops fell from your lips. And I thought about what you’d said before. That time in the car.
You went out and bought that fragrance. And I remember because the sun was about to call it a night. So it kissed you on the cheeks and I could see your breath as you let out a longing sigh. Your cheeks, left in a soft crimson afterglow.
Since then. I’ve been pondering whether or not I should cut out my tongue. Lest I say those words in the wrong order. The ones that can’t be taken back. The ones that stain the fabric of what we’ve woven. Though there are times I’m sure I was working this loom alone.
And so Andromeda waltzes onto the celestial stage in a dress of light and smoke. Wistfully twirling about a star speckled landscape as mysterious as she is mesmerizing. She leaves me with an enchanting sadness.
Exhausted fingers fall in thuds on the keyboard. Tired of raging against the might of apathy they trudge through a swamp of words. Scouring the sludge in hopes of finding just the right combination.
Before the echo of an empty whiskey bottle awakens the moon again. And the coyotes emerge from the tree lines to beg the moon for forgiveness. Could you tell me again? Could you tell me why? Just one more time.
Jamison Bell Mar 2019
I drag it behind me
Lifting it up over the days
And tossing it into the corner of my room at night
Like my boots
Muddied and worn
Then I pour a drink look at it one last time
This soul of mine
272 · Jul 2016
I want to but I can't
Jamison Bell Jul 2016
Sometimes I want to tell her. I'll stand in the doorway and watch her do her hair. It amazes me how wonderful she is most of the time. I'm not going to paint her as a saint because we all have bad days.
I want to take her hand and sit her down. I want to look into her eyes and tell her the truth. I want to hold her and tell her it's going to be ok.
I'll never understand why she's with me. She tells me she loves me every once in a while, usually I have to say it first. I don't let myself buy into it though. I know the truth already. I know she doesn't. She couldn't possibly. It was made clear to me a long time ago and I'll never forget it.
Still though.
I want to tell her. How amazing she is. How happy she's made me. How awesome it's been living the illusion.
And how my heart is in the process of calcifying due to a condition called valvular stenosis. And how my prognosis isn't good. How my heart gets tired sometimes. How I can take her shopping and wait while she tries on clothes. Make jokes just to get her smiling. All the while my heart is killing me.
"Honey. I'm dying at a much faster rate than you. Wanna get drunk?"
270 · Jun 2016
You want hate?
Jamison Bell Jun 2016
The hate that I carry for certain things is somewhat irrational.
Like local news, national news, **** I just hate them all.

Corn on the cob, a ****** slob, neither of these are appealing.
Al ****** Roker a **** hand in poker or the noise of tires squealing.

Exhausted cliches' the word cliche and **** you Betty White.
She's not that funny, she's not even clever, to tv she's but a slight.

If you tell me your christian I won't even listen to what you have to say.
I could bid you ado or say *******, each and every day.

Don't get me wrong I know of my hate, I said it doesn't make sense.
Capitalism ***** poodles are ugly and voting just makes me tense.

Now tell me how I've killed your vibe you karma believing ****.
It doesn't exist no need to persist, your insistence will get you naught.

Very old knots, those ****** themed slots, and even the unicorn.
I'd strap his *** to a watering board and saw off that ****** horn.

You want something pretty? A little less ******? Than all my putrid hate.
I'm good at this game and I know that it's lame and by now it's getting late.

For now I must leave you I probably won't grieve you and I won't say that I'm sorry.
I needed to write I do it in spite of the fact I have no talent.
268 · Aug 2016
How ya like me now?
Jamison Bell Aug 2016
There was once a fuzzy bunny.
And wow he liked to ****.
But just as life would have it.
He was **** outta luck.

So the fuzzy bunny away he did go.
To try and bust a nut.
He hopped down to the deli.
Where he hoped to find a ****.

Awkward was the fuzzy bunny.
For he wasn't well endowed.
He talked to many ladies.
Though none of them he plowed.

Then the fuzzy bunny he just went dark.
Depression took its toll.
He would snort pancake mix.
Smoking whatever he could roll.

Well things they just don't end well.
The fuzzy bunny took his life.
Things escalated quickly.
When fuzzy couldn't find a wife.
268 · May 2016
What happens when it rains.
Jamison Bell May 2016
I am neither despondent or a respondent of I.
I just accept what it is with a soulful sigh.

From the halls of my mind I relish to find a plight more sorrowful than this.
A missed opportunity a forgotten gratuity or a misery that began with a kiss.

To open my eyes and still see the same lies that still permeate my way of life.
All the forsaken and who are mistaken and some who just live for the strife.

So much turmoil still setting matters to boil and where were you when I looked around?
I screamed and I shouted I stomped and I pouted, and never did I hear your sound.

I have arced my neck to gaze up at the wreck the celestial gods have created.
Touch them I can't so it is that I shan't and so again my dreams are abated.

I hope when I die not that you'll cry but that I may then return to the light.
Not because I belong but to hear that song that'll bring that moment back into sight.

I want to keep my eyes open I know I will cope when I see something I've hoped would be true.
Under an undying tree the sight of me sitting across from you.
267 · Dec 2018
Me?
Jamison Bell Dec 2018
Me?
i’m lost
alone
and broken
266 · Jan 2019
Don’t let go
Jamison Bell Jan 2019
She’ll curl up in the arms of the moon and wistfully think of her heart’s desire. Hoping to jumpstart a dream she hopes to one day live.
The smoke swirls about like mixed paint in the crepuscular rays of a new day. Time spins around me like my life is a game of musical chairs. Except I can’t hear the music.
My thoughts claw their way back to you. My whiskey drowned eyes swim in shadows of your face. As you smile that “love in spite of” smile. Letting me know I’d found something unconditional.
Her honeyed tongue runs over my heart and it forgets its own scars. Helpless to her touch my spirit floats off and I forget myself.
Find me in the corner of a memory once cherished before my words lost me. Revisit that place and time with me and hold me tight. I’m in pieces. If you let go.
266 · Apr 2019
Shhhhh
Jamison Bell Apr 2019
you don’t matter
never have, never will
you don’t even matter to me
and I’m you
Jamison Bell Jun 2016
I don't know how much I was allotted  at birth.
I've squandered most of it. Alone. Like so many others.
Wondering, hoping, wishing, and scared.

Will anyone ever love me? Why doesn't anyone call? If only. I'm going to die alone.

Out loud these thoughts never emerged. Cloaked behind stupid jokes and momentary lapses of reason.

Now that I'm older. Now that I've come to realize these questions, like so many others. May very well go unanswered.

I've resigned the inquisitor and sent the hangman home. Deciding instead to list these thoughts as beautiful mysteries.

Cigarettes, ***, and whiskey cloud my mind just enough. To keep the book closed. The book will always be there. I know it by heart. Though I'm tired of reading it, hoping to find something I may have missed.

Of all the chapters in that book. My favorites are the ones of you. I never finish these chapters, because I know how they end.
263 · Oct 2016
My illusion
Jamison Bell Oct 2016
I want so desperately to believe the illusion.
To think I can be one of those people.

I like to listen to other people. The things they say.
What they did. Where they went. Who they were with.

I kid myself sometimes.
I let myself believe I'm one of them.

Till I'm staring at a bottle of scotch at a table alone.
The bottle reminds me. It's just a dream.

I drink but I do not curse them. I don't blame them.
I wouldn't want me there either.

Still though.
What it must be like.

I won't find out in this lifetime.
In this life it's just me and the Jameson.

Family gatherings. Holidays. Parties.
I watch them on tv and wonder.

What is that like?
To be surrounded by people who want you there.

Every acquaintance I have is paid for.
I rent out the illusion of inclusion.

I pretend that where I am is where I'm wanted.
Until I've fixed the railing or solved the problem.

Or handed over the cash.
Once this is done the illusion vanishes.

I'm asked to leave.
"You should go."

I hear that a lot.
Until the next time.

When they'll need money, ****, or me to fix something.
Then I can relish in the ideology.

For a moment.
I have a purpose.
Jamison Bell Jun 2017
If you truly loved me.
You wouldn't tell me.

Love is commonly.
A fleeting thing.
Here one day.
Gone the next.

So favor me with silence.
Let me think otherwise.
For the pain I shall endure.
When you pull your love away.
Is far greater than any other pain.
Even that of unrequited love.
Jamison Bell Jun 2017
My story?
I know you didn't ask.
I love two women.
They're both off getting plowed by other people.
I'm trying to drink myself to death because my heart disease is too painful.
Yayyyyy life.
Jamison Bell Aug 2019
It comes from feeling incomplete
Loneliness
It’s a poison
Eventually it gets to be too much
And the cure
It isn’t just someone
It’s the one
The hand in the dark
The one that smiles when you walk into a room
The whisper that asks if you’re ok
Absent these things
The loneliness thrives
Until the soul says enough
256 · Sep 2016
Meh.
Jamison Bell Sep 2016
At times.
It seems like I've got a bag literally filled with **** tied to my waist. Because I think or I have convinced myself I need it. That I am to suffer the weighing stench my own failings.
Well **** that ****. I'm human. And I hold no doubts that there are far worse than I in character by comparison. Am I the best I can be? Probably not. However I like to think I'm doing a little better than the guy wearing a diaper while being led around the room by an under aged Cambodian girl. That ******* has issues.
Jamison Bell Jul 2017
It's in your nature, so I'll forgive you.
You are human after all. It is intrinsically not your fault. So do not look to me for judgement. There by the grace of god, go I.

You're going to lie. You're going to cheat and steal. You'll manipulate, cast aside, accuse, and destroy people.

You'll do it for love.

Love will be your justification.

It's what we do. We're not swans. We're human.
I thought of this while putting anti itch cream on my feet for reasons I should probably see a dermatologist.
Jamison Bell Jan 2022
I think back to when I just assumed I’d be ok
And I smile to myself
Staring into the sun from my brittle nest of dead leaves
He would have bet you a dollar that things would surely work out
That there’d be a day when he’d know what it’s like
To be warm
254 · Aug 2016
A few of my reasons
Jamison Bell Aug 2016
I like conversations in the rain.
Empathic words soaked in urgency.

I like fields of tall grass layered in fog.
Tired clouds on beds of green.

Tattered flags hopeless in salvation.
Beaten down by years of neglect.

Unwarranted smiles from strangers.
Moments of blissful silence unheralded.

Few are the things I can relate to.
Jamison Bell Oct 2018
Why should I rage?
And not let the light die.
So that you can feel better?
What about I?

The rain will fall,
The sun will still rise.
Do you not see pain
Behind these tired eyes?

If your heart is true
And you say your will is just
Then let me go tonight
Because go tonight I must

The light is not a balm
It does nothing for the pain
So if it’s all the same to you
That light is actually my bane

If you should find
A place for me in there
That beautiful heart of yours
Please let it know I care
253 · Jan 2019
Are you not entertained!
Jamison Bell Jan 2019
What is it that you’re thinking? Before you close your eyes.
After you draw the curtains and take off your disguise.
Do you whisper this secret aloud, for only the night to hear?
Does it make you melancholic or fill your heart with cheer?
This dream you hope to conjure just by thinking it to be.
Is it something you’d share, is it something I could see?
I’d like to think these things you think, will one day be true.
That you find a little piece of hope put in place just for you.
253 · Jun 2017
Cut the red wire.
Jamison Bell Jun 2017
I know you believe in these things you say.
And that's good.
For you.
I however.
I know these thoughts of yours.
They're fleeting.
In a few months you'll feel,
differently.
Indifferent.
Jamison Bell Nov 2017
An extinguished knight.
Adrift to the whims of the night.
Stirs restlessly.
When left to wander the corridors
of memories.
Torch them!
Render them to ash
Paint the world as you see fit
Very well then
Paint it black
252 · Nov 2017
Can I go now?
Jamison Bell Nov 2017
It’s not that I want to go
But there’s nothing for me here
No life, no love, no happiness
And very little cheer

I tried like hell to get it right
I swear I did my best
My best just isn’t good enough
And now I only want to rest

Fodder to feed the whims
The others feasted well
With nothing else to offer
Tis’ time to toll my bell

For every step I left a word
A thank you here and there
I never had much else
Not a worry or a care

Lie me down amongst the waste
Other things discarded
No wake, no words, no funeral pyre
For I will not be regarded
Jamison Bell Oct 2017
This here, is poem two hundred.
Nothing rhymes with hundred.

Well it's been a few years since you've been gone.
My mind done left me, it went out for cigarettes and never came back.
Just like my Pa.
And my dog.
My mom,
The UPS girl.
Yup.
So anyway. The heater broke a while back.
Yeah our sow Peggy died.
My kin and I we'd each take a night spooning her.
Warmest **** pig you ever snuggled I'll tell you what.
I miss mind.
You don't have a tarp, some crayons, and an ax by any chance?
Yup.
I lost my mind the day she went thataway.
She mighta taken it with her.
So she took that and the remote control.
My thumb says your from Alabama but you don't smell like jelly.
Yup.
Having her in my life was as good as dropping the toast and having it land butter side up.
Cause then it's still good.
You leaving?
Where ya going?
To get cigarettes?
251 · Sep 2016
Four
Jamison Bell Sep 2016
Of all the clocks to choose from, I think I like four the best.
Nothing much seems to happen at four, if anything.

Whether it be in the evening or in the morning.
There's a softness to four, a calm before the storm.

It was three that took my mother. Eleven, my father.
I said goodbye to my friend at eight and two once tried to **** me.

Four seems to be waiting for something.
Even in slumber it keeps an eye on me at all times.

I suppose it waits for me. To take its hand before.
And not until I'm ready to go.
Jamison Bell Jul 2023
It's, it's dark.
There's a light.
Only she doesn't know it.
A warm breeze waltzes by.
It smells like jasmine after a spring storm.
The air settles into a lull where it just wants to hang out for a spell.
I'd swear I can feel her sometimes.
Though it could just be gas.
248 · Sep 2017
Are you not entertained!
Jamison Bell Sep 2017
From the changing of the seasons to love and it's lack of reason.
We seem to have become indifferent thinking nothing is sufficient.
So these words we pen with fire, wanting to inspire.
Fall softly on jaded ears blurred by careless tears.
248 · Sep 2016
Cows are better pets
Jamison Bell Sep 2016
I had a puppy
I'm happy to say
But my puppy
He died one day

I had a mom
To me she said
******* I think
Your puppy's dead

So my puppy I took
Way out in the yard
I dug her a hole
And read her a card

"**** you puppy
How dare you die
Leaving me here
Alone to cry"

The more I thought
About her death
And how I watched
Her last breath

I began to hate
This ****** mutt
Just laying there
Her eyes are shut

How dare you die
And leave me be
"It was a truck
What didn't you see?"

Stupid dog
I hate you now
You broke my heart
I'll get a cow

A cow you see
A gentle grazer
For when she dies
I can braise her

Until that day
She'll be my friend
We'll play fetch
My heart she'll mend

So ******* dog
You're inedible
This here cow
Will taste incredible
Jamison Bell Aug 2016
I don't want to dispel you,
much less repel you
from these things you may already know.
I seek not redemption,
I'm not worth salvation,
I just wanted to see the show.

Let us forgo the pity, the pious,
and pompous
and share just a thought or two.
Life in illusion, the ***,
and confusion.
With no understanding or clue.

Of course I adore you.
I long to explore you.
Your crevices and your thoughts.
I won't allow you to blame me,
much less shame me.
This cheetah isn't changing his spots.

Yes I'm convicted
but it's you who's conflicted.
I know exactly where I stand.
I've been through the trial,
I'll wait for your smile.
It's better when it isn't planned.

I still remember her breast,
along with the rest.
I imagine it looks nice in the sun.
Close your eyes
and I'll tell you no lies.
To my heart your words hold a gun.

I'm caught in your current
I spin like a torrent.
When the sound of your silence expires.
Hamper me naught,
in your web I am caught.
I'll be here till you decide to retire.
Jamison Bell Sep 2019
I imagine you’re sitting there. Listening intently. Hanging onto every word until the next one comes along. There are bottles on the counter and nobody cares what time it is.
A mist of existential reconciliation permeates the room and that ****** candle just will not die. Your eyes are doing that thing again. Where the spirit of the one caught by them, longs to throw itself to their mercy.
You’re going to smile and the room might as well fold in on itself because nothing else will matter at that moment. The moon tries so hard to get a glimpse but the blinds are pulled.
And I, the wretched Hop Frog (it’s a Poe reference), clawing away at my chest from another world away. Desperately trying to get at my heart, if for no other reason than to prove that it’s there.
Jamison Bell Sep 2016
There are so many things I want.
I want you to be warm.
I want you to be safe.
Happy.

Then again. It doesn't matter what I want.
It only matters what you want.
Y'all seem to like unusual titles.
246 · Jun 2017
I kill me, seriously
Jamison Bell Jun 2017
I wrote you a poem.
You said that you liked it.
I added a ****.
You could say that I spiked it.

You left me no comment.
You said not a word.
Now it sits there unwanted.
My poem's now curd.

I could write you another.
A little less rhymey?
Something romantic.
Not nearly as grimey?

I'll leave out the ****.
The ***** and the lows.
I could write you of sorrow.
Of heartache and woes.

Just tell me dear reader.
What do you want?
Love and raw passion?
Except leave out the -unt?
245 · Aug 2016
To tell her or not
Jamison Bell Aug 2016
The truth will set you free they said as they pulled down the final curtain.
Me thinks they're full of **** I say, and of this I think I'm certain.

Dare I jest or tempt the feathers of that cherub and his arrow?
Curse that lad for he's a fool and he looks a little like a sparrow.

Quell my words and rest my tongue, for its not I who holds her heart.
To tell her so would bind my time, and the clock has yet to start.

I've barred such freedom from my dreams, this lie is all I need.
This illusion is all I have for now, for I am measured by my deeds.
Jamison Bell Apr 2019
They keep telling me
I don’t have the right
That these aren’t my bridges to burn
I disagree
If I burn it, they won’t try to cross it
I’m saving them from themselves
So from where I’m standing
I have the only right
244 · Aug 2017
Send nudes
Jamison Bell Aug 2017
Don't blame this **** on me.
I didn't oppress you.
I didn't enslave you.
I don't support them.
I probably don't support you.
I don't want your guns.
I don't care where you're from.
It doesn't matter what you believe.
Have an abortion. Don't have an abortion.
Be whatever gender you think suits you best.
Be a pocket mulching vegan or eat goats raw.
The only thing I ask of you.
Don't be a ****.
See?
Pretty ****** simple.
Right?
Ok now run along.
Hopefully I offended someone in my earnest attempt to not offend anyone.
244 · Oct 2018
Had
Jamison Bell Oct 2018
Had
I had a dream come true
It was as soft as the sky is blue
This dream I had come true
Started when I met you
242 · Jun 2016
My God! What have I done?
Jamison Bell Jun 2016
You silly fat ******* these things you don't see.
Your political rhetoric ****** sickens me.

I tire of the lies the half truths and the like.
I'd be pleased to place your head on a spike.

As a warning to anyone who would bring forth hate.
Every four years this **** won't abate.

May I suggest we try something new.
You all go away and come back with a clue.

As to what we can do to make things change.
What sort of policies and laws to arrange?

I may have written down a suggestion or two.
I'll go and retrieve them if you'll just give me a few.

Here's one I wrote while I was high one night.
Free Doritos for all an inalienable right.

Ok so maybe that one isn't so suiting.
Give me a minute my system's rebooting.

These beliefs you hold onto, have just got to go.
Too many variables and things we just don't know.

Persecuting someone because of what they believe?
Have an idea instead, then you'll have nothing to grieve.

Try teaching your kids to be not like you.
To be a good person and not as soft as a shoe.

To say what they mean and mean what they say.
Change will be here tomorrow it takes more than a day.

Stop pandering to the big corporate *******.
Leeches I say! The lot of them! Suckers!

Pharmaceutical companies? They profit from pain!
What you're paying to live? It's ******* insane.

We're brought up to think more money less time?
To ponder or question is considered a crime?

**** that, **** him, and **** her too!
It's time for change, we should try something new.

Worst case scenario? I'm entirely wrong.
I know I'm repeating a familiar song.

Let peace rule out and let's all get laid.
To hell with whitey! Let us all get paid.

Look I'm not really here to bring you peace.
I don't really care about you or your niece.

But you're asking me questions pertaining to matters.
My mind starts a ticking and synapses scatter.

So I give you my thoughts and feelings on ****.
I just found my bowl, it's time for a hit.

So take it or leave it I don't really care.
You don't like my answers? So go over there.
Jamison Bell Jun 2017
The sound of a ceiling fan not properly installed.
The smell of steel and iron on a hot day.
The taste of salt.
Walking through a cemetery as the sun goes down.
Piano music.
Do you know why I love these things?
None of them remind me of you.
240 · Oct 2018
Once more
Jamison Bell Oct 2018
Before the snow falls
And you slip back into the folds of winter
And the sapphire of my world diminishes
Could I hold you
Like I did that time
Before
240 · Nov 2018
Facades
Jamison Bell Nov 2018
They’d say “he’s got a heart of gold”.
I didn’t have the heart to tell them it was gilded.
Jamison Bell Jun 2019
Even when you realize
That they know not what they do
It doesn’t sting any less
There’s no balm in pity
Just more sorrow
Derived from the fact
That you can die
Alone
Even after leading by example
Because they weren’t looking
239 · Jan 2019
I can’t say
Jamison Bell Jan 2019
You’re a dream as if woven by Arachne herself
A blood moonlit stream, ever changing in color
Your heart sounds like hard rain on a tin roof
Crimson lips moistened by tears long reigned in
Blind words stumble out drunk off the moment
And before the light from Venus could get use to the depth of your eyes
I fell in love
With you
This one’s about the time I dropped my last cigarette in a puddle. I cried for three days. I can’t imagine anything worse.
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