Debauchery was in the air for all of us last night. Neo hip hop stoner jive.
I once watched my friend break down into tears after hearing a Phil Collins song while shopping for dinner in a Louisville gas station.
Angela will get up and leave the room if The Reason by Hoobastank comes on the radio and you still listen to Closing Time when you get ready for bed. Weird phrases are hovering through the air.
I turned on the bathroom fan to avoid sitting in silence with myself and you ripped up all my potted plants and sold my favorite arm chair on craiglist. I wake up sobbing.
You were chewing on a red pen, but i thought it was a twizzler. I worked up the courage to ask you for one.
The chainsaw love song of the jumping spider makes the snare drums in your ears roll. Its gold in the right light. Even better in the under light.
I told you i think its weird that everyone buys shoes and maybe some people feel about their shoes the way i feel about my shoes, Which is a good feeling.
I am writing this poem while other people read poems that the have written also.
I am too anxious to ask people when podcasts become a thing and what does it mean to be a podcast?
A friend once said it would be cool if your poetry professor told you to ******* but its also cool when they get you a glass of water at the poetry reading where you are writing poems.
I think the girl in front of me is writing a poem too. I wonder if she writes about spiders. I wonder if she is giving her mom a poem for her birthday. I wonder if she drafts poems about how you make her feel but deletes them before they burn into her laptop screen.
I wonder how you feel when you make me feel good and happy. I hope that you feel like the way i feel when you make me feel good and happy. I am glad we are friends. I want you to play piano with me on sunday evenings so we can prelude into the perpetual strain of sunday to saturday. It may, if we play loud enough, dampen the bodies of the ****** and doomed that we inhibit on weekdays.
I wish I could write poems that inspire your poems.