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Your poetry is a piece of **** That is the first lesson you learn in adolescence. To shut the **** up. There is nothing poetic about love and heartbreak and the loss of your ******* grandmother Susan. Everybody wants to say beautiful words. Sonder. Iridescent. Ephemeral. Languid. How sad they are eternally. This has all been said before. Speak of the man you saw this morning on the train, stroking his **** How his ***** made the shape of Tasmania on that glittering, sticky floor. How his breath hitched. Speak of the first time you drunk-puked. Speak of the smack junkies who holler from the corners of the dusk. Of the ugly way they walk—twitching about stations like zombies. The Smack Apocalypse. Holding out twenty dollars Like brains in your hand. Speak of the screaming toddler in the park. Of your clumsy first time. The way you fell sideways. Do not lie to me. Do not write of weeping in a field of flowers. Of the ocean. Of the sky. Of the glowing sun. Of the springtime. Nobody gives a **** about the dream you had last night. Tell me about the dream you will have tomorrow. Don’t tell me anything at all.
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Sep 10, 2025
Sep 10, 2025 at 10:47 AM UTC
All Of These Poets Are Insufferable
Your poetry is a piece of **** That is the first lesson you learn in adolescence. To shut the **** up. There is nothing poetic about love and heartbreak and the loss of your ******* grandmother Susan. Everybody wants to say beautiful words. Sonder. Iridescent. Ephemeral. Languid. How sad they are eternally. This has all been said before. Speak of the man you saw this morning on the train, stroking his **** How his ***** made the shape of Tasmania on that glittering, sticky floor. How his breath hitched. Speak of the first time you drunk-puked. Speak of the smack junkies who holler from the corners of the dusk. Of the ugly way they walk—twitching about stations like zombies. The Smack Apocalypse. Holding out twenty dollars Like brains in your hand. Speak of the screaming toddler in the park. Of your clumsy first time. The way you fell sideways. Do not lie to me. Do not write of weeping in a field of flowers. Of the ocean. Of the sky. Of the glowing sun. Of the springtime. Nobody gives a **** about the dream you had last night. Tell me about the dream you will have tomorrow. Don’t tell me anything at all.
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Sep 10, 2025
Sep 10, 2025 at 10:47 AM UTC
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