I live with my parents.
I have a lot to get done.
It’s too hot.
I’d really like to finish Game of Thrones.
I’m trying to find myself spiritually.
I’m trying to find myself clitorally.
I haven’t showered.
I have a happy trail.
I ate garlic bread.
I ate tuna.
I ate too much garlic bread and tuna.
I never have.
I’ve only slept with one person.
I’m bored.
It’s cold.
He’s dumb and I feel bad.
We have nothing in common.
Maybe I’ll like him more.
I hate the last person I slept with.
He has air conditioning, and it’s hot.
He included a poem about me in his thesis.
We’ve already done it.
He’s funny.
My roommate did.
On my way home from work
I search for the pheasants
the way I search for you at every red light
and on every bicycle
knowing that I will see you
and knowing that I won’t see you.
The pheasants are my newest lost love.
I look for them with a sinking feeling
like they are a missing precious earring,
I look for them with unfocused eyes
the way I try to find meaning on someone else’s page,
I look for them dead and alive
and if I weren’t driving I would probably drop a knee
and pray to Saint Anthony.
I need to stop
writing poetry
about dudez
especially when drunk on 18 different brews of Dogfish Head.
“When I lived down in Melrose
with a man I didn’t marry,”
she begins.
It’s something about the house they renovated,
which never became a home,
maybe because the pocket doors were stolen,
probably because of something else.
She is from Germany
and she is happy on this bus.
I wonder if you like looking in her blue eyes blue eyes always look so shallow to me they always look like they’re crying or are they laughing they always look like they’re fooling you. Every time I kiss someone with blue eyes I have to turn away when you think about it it’s odd that eyes can even be blue I myself prefer brown eyes deep brown eyes brown eyes look honest and true they look steady they look like the eyes of bears they look like the forest.
If corporations
replaced royals,
you are the crowned prince of Direct Mail.