Throw it here
Throw it there
I’m throwing up most everywhere
(more…)I woke up feeling tired,
with slightly burning eyes.
I was up late,
because you said to stay.
(more…)We were two spirals,
two incongruent maelstroms inside,
confined and trying to get past our minds.
But the lines we threw
just wouldn’t align that night,
as I ran from speaking to you all last night
(more…)We knew there was an expiration date,
immediate asset depreciation
from the first four-hour conversation
in the liminal midnight haze
of a long-emptied parking garage
(more…)I stopped pouring my water into the River.
Just for ten minutes.
I stopped dipping my pitcher in it,
stopped taking allotments of that cool course
and stopped returning it shifted and warmer than before,
yet the River kept flowing.
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