It’s not yet ten And a man who loves himself more than a thing should love at all Plays on my screen.
A song I know and could sing.
I watch it silently, I watch Other’s silent moving pictures The smile with a tongue out And the new year’s kiss.
A song I know and could sing.
These are the regular people And I am never one of them. It’s only in humbling, stumbling Unashamedly human moments That I feel at one with the universe- And all the regular people.
The people who count down and drink too much And kiss on the lips without intention And who put their hands near their beloved For a little bit of attention.
The people who complain that it’s nothing or something scary That we should joke about to hide our feelings on the matter The people who call you or text you whose names you might wish to forget.