isolation 16
suddenly we are all aware
of the obvious:
life is an underlying condition
and the only cureÂ
is death
- eÂ

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isolation 16
suddenly we are all aware
of the obvious:
life is an underlying condition
and the only cureÂ
is death
- eÂ
isolation 09
glimpsesÂ
of a busy cafeÂ
of a crowded streetÂ
of a show in the cityÂ
of a club where kenny picks another fightÂ
things i never thought i’d have to missÂ
isolation 08
how many emailsÂ
and virtual panelsÂ
with the same informationÂ
will make thisÂ
okay?Â
susceptible, infected, recovered, repeatÂ
the prisonerÂ
understanding her prison
is not freeÂ
get me out of hereÂ
isolation 07
in between contentment and miseryÂ
there is a life that is livableÂ
where words can
convey little hurts and small joysÂ
- egg
isolation 06
i forgot to write a poem yesterdayÂ
because i was watching the television
trying to ignore the numbersÂ
for a moment or two
Pandemic
The streets are empty in the Great United States Guns out, Masks shout Young and Unemployed and Unafraid Refrigerated corpses in freezer trucks lined with lysol wipes The new rose on a coffin Don’t forget to buy coffee Don’t forget to call your mother Ahh, a deep breath, said mother Earth
-f
beautiful bullshit
back then you could say
a million beautiful thingsÂ
i’m thinking about you
i care about you
nothing’s gonna hurt you, baby
you can half-believe beautiful bullshitÂ
because maybe its enough
but when the end comes
it will be clear like a knife
like the night
like glass
isolation 04
it wouldn’t matterÂ
how i was doingÂ
you wouldn’t come
just to see meÂ
from several feet awayÂ
because at the end of the dayÂ
i was nothingÂ
to youÂ
not that i think i’m nothingÂ
my worth is not dependentÂ
on anyoneÂ
no matter how badly i wantÂ
to be somethingÂ
to you
to get sick to see youÂ
would be obsceneÂ
can love and lonelinessÂ
make someone doÂ
terrible thingsÂ
to perfect strangers?
perhapsÂ
isolation 03
broken down
like a car rusting in the rain
and the engine won’t start
and i can’t bareÂ
another unwelcome morningÂ
with no oil and no gasÂ
because there is no oil and no gasÂ
and no where to go anyway
isolation 01
he was here, in my bed. i told him to leave, i had stuff in the morning. he stayed for another hour or two. if i had known it was the last time. the last time he’d be over to fuck me and hold me and talk shit and grab me while i tried to grab a t-shirt to show him the door. if i had known he would have stayed till the morning. we would have stayed in bed all day drinking coffee. my sheets held his smell for a day and i washed them. but time still passes. him with his love. and me, alone. he likes me. but not enough to be here now.  he’ll lose interest by the time this is over, he says he won’t. he will forget what i look like, he will forget what i smell like, he will forget what i feel like. he will realize i want too much. i care too much. i feel too much.Â
chunk of my heart
i left a piece of me with youÂ
a chunk of my heart i’m never getting backÂ
you can do what you want with it nowÂ
leave it out on the curb or forgotten in a drawerÂ
has it rotted away or fossilized to stone?
i guess i’ll never know
u promised me you’d always love me from afarÂ
always is an awful long timeÂ
i’m not yours
ballad to solitude
i walked to the bar in the morning
a battered book in my bag and a ballad playing in my headÂ
drifting in the haze of yesterday’s whiskeyÂ
i greeted melancholy like an old friend
each sip of coffee a silent prayerÂ
to the goddess of solitude
- zÂ
i hover slightly above the taco truck in the rain. the old ones are at the bar, in their cups. in a friendly conversation with a new old friend, once again. yet you are the old young girl in the brown jacket eating from a white paper plate. the weight of your self and the pull of a future tear you. the rain does not bother you. slowly held, and one day crushed by it all.Â
i met a stranger on a hilltopÂ
in the darkness of a muggy spring night
singing to the gravesÂ
who are you?Â
can i listen for awhile?
and he sang of loves past
and we spoke of nothing in particular
he left because his voice was horseÂ
dreaming of fameÂ
fortune and twitter verification
quantifying our lives with likesÂ
follows and shout outs by our idolsÂ
it all went wrong in 2007Â
our idols now sell cerealsÂ
and have their own flats in LondonÂ
this “fandom” is just an unrequited obsessionÂ
 - zÂ
Writers
To be a pen in a cup of feather quills All spilling ink on pages unread by the flocks Read by the occasional bird watcher who stumbles upon Heartstrings pulled and pushed, tangled and wound Words within words within wasted willingness to wonder If it’s even worth it to write Another drop, drip, drop Black ink soaking through parchment Typed on a Macbook Pro Professionally marked by makers Write me a novel will you I will not read it Although I wish I would
-f