Strangers are my best friends Even feelings are for even people... Know anyone who matches that description? I'd like to cuddle away the problems **** someone while crying No I don't think so I want to be felt and loved. And craved like fluent chocolate gushing Down the corners of my mouth Lapped up by your tongue I wish
Scratched letters over a blank canvas Make for messages of clarity. Nails on a chalk board every time you etch, but its the promise of the next word that makes it tolerable. These pick-up-stick letters are angry and depressed but fit together like bread on butter. creamy song lyrics you scribble but there’s no tune. An obstacle foreseen and ignored. The rhythm of voice catches, flame to syncopation, and feebly you grow with your words to become the song
Sung now, in churches Do they realize from whence their hymns originated? Deep down, long ago, in the valley of hidden emotional pangs Your envy was too rich for your body Yet big enough for this... congregational ritual. Heart tears are beautiful for creation To existence They're treacherous
I smile and admire my work Blow a smoke ring over the wet words not quite solidified on the page Smudge Better with a flaw I don't smoke Im a social stress smoker Self diagnosed Self medicated So you see I'm an aspiring artist Although most of my works are ****, I don't really give up. Its just this part of me I can’t always explain That happens They’re my impulse of choice A painting, a drawing, a poem, a song, dance, all music (save country). Even little quick thoughts or plans I have are peaceful to record. It's times like this night where I should really be fast in my REM cycle, dreaming of crazy scenarios to **** up and uncover a truth upon my waking. But I'm on my notes Typing away the babble of nonsense thats streaming on demand Tonight I'll exit with a line Or so, I'm not sure Breathe in the plant, puff out love hits and over expose the motion picture. Each passing present memory is precious to the cycle I don't really want to define. But I'm in love with its inhabitants I can't get over them And each day is another episode But... Is this a sitcom, or a documentary? These words, are time filled