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7/14/2015 "I mean I just don't get excited anymore, you know?" but even that statement drains all the life out of me, grabs a spot in my ribs, twists it, pulls it out like a dandelion **** I decide walking on 3rd avenue in a Brooklyn neighborhood that I don't need energy anymore or, I've been doing well with the scant supplies I have of it. The day before, blow dried hair sticking to my neck because the windows are locked, I had listened to the radio Billie Holliday: oh lover man where can you be? I know **** well where mine is, unfortunately across the hudson but I think I am happy for him because any sane person would be otherwise in princeton after a while I count and recount the oaks and pines outside my house and the cardinals and bluejays and mocking birds, try to find something, don't find it, Read a book, and I yell to myself: "'That’s funny! there’s blood on me.' - Frank Ohara."
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 11:08 PM UTC
a sad Billie Holliday song plays on the radio
7/14/2015 "I mean I just don't get excited anymore, you know?" but even that statement drains all the life out of me, grabs a spot in my ribs, twists it, pulls it out like a dandelion **** I decide walking on 3rd avenue in a Brooklyn neighborhood that I don't need energy anymore or, I've been doing well with the scant supplies I have of it. The day before, blow dried hair sticking to my neck because the windows are locked, I had listened to the radio Billie Holliday: oh lover man where can you be? I know **** well where mine is, unfortunately across the hudson but I think I am happy for him because any sane person would be otherwise in princeton after a while I count and recount the oaks and pines outside my house and the cardinals and bluejays and mocking birds, try to find something, don't find it, Read a book, and I yell to myself: "'That’s funny! there’s blood on me.' - Frank Ohara."
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Jul 14, 2015 at 11:08 PM UTC
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