i detoxed myself under this pale sun (you stood by and watched the unfolding saga all the while questioning the meaning of zen)
the original concept was lost somewhere along the way when i dropped the ball on the forty yard line (can you recover your own fumbles?)
every time i stand by, the waiting is eternal and i become engrossed in the uselessness of my position, pondering (my love for this is a game of solitaire)
i am the ultimate in irrational action, a demagogue of dark pathways and religious zealotry, trapped beneath glass floors watching, trying desperately to cannibalize my fingers.
i have smoked your toenails and wandered away listless at comments unbecoming and salivated on the fires set to displace my vessels (i have seen you ignoring me)
in the coming months i will rend my eyes and pierce my skull artificially so you will be able to see into my soul and destroy me more efficiently (you will know me by the number of the dead)
i will search deep and long inside this shadow's shell, extracting this cancer so i can cook up my shortcomings and inject them into a Ken doll because then at least i will be pretty.
i will feed my chilled oatmeal to a Cantonese family that will honor me as the ***** poo-flinger i am for you.
i will cease to exist on a plane with your type, sinking lower on scale like a rock in the Mississippi River.
Mom, when i stop growing up, i will be the ****** loser everyone always thought i would (aren't you proud?) (isn't he cute?)
i cannot imagine surviving your intern camp after the tattooing of arms, we will eat the testicles of the fallen gods and dispense great suffering on the weak because of our enlightened prospects and redemptions (what do you know about pain?)
i will place my severed head in a place of prominence, likely in your bed, right before i cease to breathe
my eyelids weaken.... flicker, flutter....
i grow tired with the advent of your indecision, the totality of abandonment the lenses fog, fade... flicker, flutter...
i have run out of things to sacrifice
this is an amalgamation of three individual, and originally unrelated, poems