That smell is almost as entrancing
as it is disgusting
and the roar of the freeway
that never seems to leave
Hearing a lot of things
that just aren’t there
and I sat in my seat
and felt the building
fall to its side
Hallucinations
are skipping outward
from our dreams
and quickly into our waking life
surely they’re quite friendly
I was once chasing a man
that I knew never existed
and he could run from one closet in my mind
and into the opposite corner of my eye
He dropped his hat,
confused, bewildered
(more or less psychotic)
tripping over it,
my sanity
falling through the
hole in the ground
Right, running:
I was sprinting, actually
my arms are red from the
fences I climbed
barbwire tangled on my ***
Never run through the
wilderness bleeding from
the hands:
mosquitoes
sharks
hungry bears
(agitated potheads)
I chased the man
through the woods
and onto the street
of his apartment
Tackling him
on the
stairs
and burning a large candle
over his feet
so he wouldn’t move
Duct taping pills to his mouth
and trying to keep his face
from getting *****
Jogging from his
body
and to the new stand
quickly grabbing a magazine
I was going to capture him in
Unfortunately
he left his legs
on the
stairs
and crawled into his
room
So I lit his hat
on fire and prayed to gods
that I was now freed
Oct 11, 2010
Oct 11, 2010 at 9:40 PM UTC
That smell is almost as entrancing
as it is disgusting
and the roar of the freeway
that never seems to leave
Hearing a lot of things
that just aren’t there
and I sat in my seat
and felt the building
fall to its side
Hallucinations
are skipping outward
from our dreams
and quickly into our waking life
surely they’re quite friendly
I was once chasing a man
that I knew never existed
and he could run from one closet in my mind
and into the opposite corner of my eye
He dropped his hat,
confused, bewildered
(more or less psychotic)
tripping over it,
my sanity
falling through the
hole in the ground
Right, running:
I was sprinting, actually
my arms are red from the
fences I climbed
barbwire tangled on my ***
Never run through the
wilderness bleeding from
the hands:
mosquitoes
sharks
hungry bears
(agitated potheads)
I chased the man
through the woods
and onto the street
of his apartment
Tackling him
on the
stairs
and burning a large candle
over his feet
so he wouldn’t move
Duct taping pills to his mouth
and trying to keep his face
from getting *****
Jogging from his
body
and to the new stand
quickly grabbing a magazine
I was going to capture him in
Unfortunately
he left his legs
on the
stairs
and crawled into his
room
So I lit his hat
on fire and prayed to gods
that I was now freed
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