.well... it happened... no point feeling better... but tool's fear inoculum at £26 with a book... it could be worse... guess i'll have to buy aenemia - having scratched it too much...
here's to... celebrating the glorification of: shooting yourself in the foot... and then doing a tango while hopping on what remains... here's to... suppose all russians are geniuses: suppose all russians are a tchaikovsky - a tolstoy - a kasparov - sorry: but that's truly stretching it... the russians were not also black sheep and drunkards of siberia... no truly: i think i'm done... loitering with expectations: there was some standard of hope long long, long ago... tumbleweed and the smell of burning rubber... it's still burning in my mind: 3 months ago... you seemed fine... on thursday grandmother called and said that you were entertaining agonia - i was getting readied to fly over and see you... by 8am the next morning she called again saying you died... you were apparently wasting away for a month... each time we called she would say everything was o.k., talk about the already worst nightmare: re-a-li-ty (forgive me but i will not invoke the proper phoneticism when the word is dissected using compound hyphenation)... a month ago, she could have called... but... it's not like your death was "sudden"... i have only one sense of orientation now... to salvage the unsalvageable... that opening quote from anna karenina:
all happy families are similar to each other, each unhappy family is, unhappy on its own terms...
hell... who needs to read the rest of the book... replace the word family with the individual (bore)... spice it up with an -ism and there you have a workable categorical imperative...
it's not a happy truth to move forward but it's the most reliable: a thing of beauty - something probably generic - easily replica riddled... like how all babies are generic in their physiognomy - or old people... unless of course... it's a donald sutherland...
i knew my grandmother was: x, y and z... the "conspiracy" she started to knit with her son...in conversation through the past 3 months... just tiresome personal affairs of the family: but you never expect it... probably because you never want to imagine how ****** things become how you're stitched back together using quasi anguish bordering on anger... you want sorrow... you want closure... but sure as **** you're at best going to be tease with apathy...
as ever, mr. numb-******* comes along: this was a sudden death: perhaps i was lucky enough for the death of my great-grandmother: teasing 91... a truly sudden death... well hell: that's closure... but a death kept in secret...
and all the hot picks concerning money: 7 months worth of pension "savings": hardly a ******* hoard from under the belly of Smaug... that he died "brainless"... yes... that's how you do it... you call a day prior to the death and then on the day of the death... because... there were no 3 months prior... because: whatever needed to be taken care of... would be... oh! oh so overwhelming for agrandson! that it would require "professionals"...
it's hardly possible that my grandmother is a maniacal *****... come to think of it... she doesn't deserve a description of evil... that could be ascribed to a vampire... perhaps a zombie... but not a cenobite / xenomorph... a zombie as bland as: horror staged during the day: never to explore the architecture of a night...
- she had three months to call up and give clues: his death will not come suddenly... but she didn't... - obviously she wouldn't...
well i'm almost jealous of other people's families... a caring grandmother calls you some time before dearest grandpa ***** off... but no... she called a day before he died: in hospice... where no one is given entry... a day later she calls up to inform the dearly beloved: he's dead... 3 months prior: there was a line of progressing to the ultimate deterioration... and death... my uncle her son even came a month prior: insinuated about putting him up in a carehome... such grand talk of "perspective"... and while the coffin was laid to rest she was chewing gum along with her son...
that i was born from her daughter... family... oh family.... yes... i have been robbed... i have been cheated... whatever strangers have up their sleeves... i never expected those of the same flesh to have... such! ingenious plans for numbing the heart!
if i tended to his nose-bleed i would have tended to his ****-soaked adult pampers... if only for a sample of his old self...
no... these words are no good... it is what it is... it can't be anything more... it will never be anything more... i just imagine that cows are brought to a greater pace of peace in the slaughterhouse - here's me chewing metaphysical meat: a memory or whatever it is i was supposed to inherit for a while...
and when she dies... grandmother dear... looks like... i will probably mourn a fleeing shadow come the night when i will walk into the forest and howl and call the for the beasts... i don't think my grandmother deserves to be mourned... no... clearly... right now she's just a familiar face... an annoyingly familiar face... not enough mascara of lipstick could disguise it: but enough sandpaper just might...
the same day he was placed into the earth i sat by the grave and played with a candle... i probably played with silence... no great ode: no do not go gently into the good night... i have no rage: my heart has been thrown into a mountain and: how unshakeable it stands... how part of the whole... i clench my teeth and pray for tears:
apathy has suffocated anger rage and grief... until i face myself as the inquisitor for the 3 months of silence... and face her... i'm sure she will disguise the answer... how pitiable this old woman is... how barren her schemes... her last "victory" is... a sentence i cherish more than ever:
yeah, grandma, ******* soon, the sooner you ******* the last reason to visit Poland will have been erased... no... i will not visit that land as a tourist... i'll wait for the tongue to die in me... with this enough of english... yeah, grandma, ******* soon, i don't feel like visiting Poland: birth-land - any time soon.