I live in a cat.
There are people who
buy their kids hot tubs
and buy their dads
caskets in shapes that
get buried like reruns
of Cheers among thousands
of channels that sputter
through static to
emulate social
experience.
And I pour my experience
into a bowl labeled "milk."
I live in a cat.
Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 2:01 PM UTC
I live in a cat.
There are people who
buy their kids hot tubs
and buy their dads
caskets in shapes that
get buried like reruns
of Cheers among thousands
of channels that sputter
through static to
emulate social
experience.
And I pour my experience
into a bowl labeled "milk."
I live in a cat.
