**** me... what a long title...
anways...
i'm sitting on my windowsill, thinking: **** knows what...
then it starts raining...
i mean, its the springtime ****-down moment...
akin to an operatic crescendo!
i swear the nights were warmer in april...
anyway... i'm downing my third bottle of czech beer...
outstreching my hand to catch the raindrops...
looking at the sky, saying: bruised, like the colour
of plums... and i'm catching these raindrops
with my outstretched hand...
reminding myself regarding what i said...
ah... yes... sunny...
that's what english humour does to you,
you become satirical... or just plain obnoxious...
ridicule prone... yeah....
"sunny";
what a load of dangling ******* to muster,
akin to the bells of st. paul's, dangling with their
ding-dongs like uvulas in the ****** throat of man...
where's the choir of tonsils?
and third parties, regarding the said "utensil"?
it's ******* down, equivalent to an indian monsoon...
and all i can come up with it: oh look... it's "sunny".
ugh;
the english are certainly stoics...
with such miserable weather, in spring,
who can blame them, not being pessimists.
how else do "write" it?
oh, **** me, imagine existential books
written by the french, "borrowing" the spanish:
inverted question mark:
¿ego?
no, seriously, how to they speel.... spell it?
cheque? checkmate? just checking?
right, inverted commas... you need two?
so it's not a case of ditto?
chequers?
qua sirs?
checkers?
it's still a mystery to me...
it's ******* down, and it's late spring... and all i have
is the very english "optimism" of a one word answer:
sunny!
yep... that's how it goes around here...
it's raining... but all you end up saying:
oh look! it's sunny!
god, this is becoming really abysmal;
i'm starting to think that, slitting your own throat...
isn't really that much of a bad option... it's the only option.
then again, the heat oozing from a place like texas
or, nevada... i'd be mad enough to cut my testicles
off, and start bashing my head with them, from the heat.