letters to Forest, Mississippi.
it's hard to focus in the eye of a dust storm, the reality is not sensible, and I look for something to grip on. constant lovers of thought, which I think once and then never again.
Easter came, and you told me your old's man cancer. I am not good and sensitive as mine, I have the cold blood that keeps me on a leash to keep a hold of myself hidden. if not tomorrow, when will it be?
it's not every day that we have our whole lives – ahead of ourselves. Passover, He's not risen. (and each man is nothing but a mortal God) I keep asking, if not tomorrow, when will it be?
life is a magic show I don't like, tangled in my embarrassment for not understanding it. why does my brain shake only to the left to the right but never in the middle, will you look at me, please?
I didn't notice your furrowed brows, and I am sorry.










