Arrested.
A Windsor knot
binds my
fickle neck
to my dour
shoulders.
Plastic ties
elegant wrists
in pair.
One question:
Head up or down?
I lied.
Another question.
Atop a question.
Am I
headed up or down?
Give me redemption
or else,
how can I ignore it?
One bedroom.
An eager clock,
minutes
from my set,
or expected
The End,
happily
leaves me to my
routine.
One question:
Head up or down?
I lied.
Another question.
Atop a question.
Am I
headed up or down?
Give me freedom
or else,
how can I ignore it?
Can I really be who I want?
Can I really be what I mean?
Will I ever solidify?
Will I ever come to?
And who will come?
(. . .)