green fuzz on racket strings
droplets of rainbows condensing in hot sunlight
cartoon stickers on a minivan window
etched lines on the arched ridge of two ears
ratty library hardcover copy of Gone With the Wind
a black gate closing between white slats of the blinds
I saw it through the frame and through my face.
Covering my eyes, because we are nothing,
and never quite the same from a black and white summer.
Covering my eyes, because we are nothing,
and never quite the same from a black and white summer.
pantsed
happy monday
who is bernice you ask
With photographs that showed our rails and razorblades.
skull and crossbones and safety pins
a wedding ring buried under rotting leaves
white shoes scuffling against red hardcourt
the sound of lapping water
the smell of chlorine
archer archer archer please stfu
sky blue pillow with embroidered pink flowers
the sunken imprint of a body's weight on a vacated sofa
But through the window you reach for the cold.
But the door is so much closer,
and the sun has sold itself to the land
But the door is so much closer,
and the sun has sold itself to the land
and all over my skin.
I don't want to remember anymore.
raucous laughter in the back row of biology
cigarette smoke by the creeka baritone voice reads modernist poetry aloud---
red wheelbarrows and coffee spoons
whittled waist
skintight jeans
two-faced bitch
stood-you-up-ha-ha-sucker
stood-you-up-ha-ha-sucker
the slope y = x + deltoids
lavender and vanilla scented questionnaires
smeared amateurish eyeliner
thin green leaves rustling amidst a clear blue sky
thin green leaves rustling amidst a clear blue sky
stop it.
red dress
gold earrings
silk lilies
high sandals
artificial river
tasteless food
shadows merge
shadows merge
fingers on the waist
arms around the shoulders
hands wringing around your fucking neck
arms around the shoulders
hands wringing around your fucking neck
STOP IT.
It was you, bringing your white company.
Oh, bringing the night, so it seemed.
And we will never sleep again.
Oh, bringing the night, so it seemed.
And we will never sleep again.
"On risque de pleurer un peu si l'on s'est laissé apprivoiser."
It's over, we are still nothing.
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Lyrics from "December" by Lydia
Inspired by George Crumb's Makrokosmos Vol I. No. 11 Dream Images (Love-Death Music) (Gemini)
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