so offline sky is totally dark,
no worries, just plug in the stars.
stars are in the cartridge you kept safe
what are we waiting for? let's put in the tape.
all i watch on netflix anymore is the universe
when they finally bring my hearse, let the lid
have an interior panel from the nice guys
at the planetariums i always go by.
coffin has a coffee-stand and a bed and a chair.
string looming from the roof that i can pull in case they need to know i'm not really dead.
i connect online in my grave and then peer at a wall;
at somewhere behind there, someone poorer than me's bones.
Got to find out what the GF is doing
now that I'm dead, it's all open for her.
She can do anything. So I send her an email from a pseudonym,
complimenting her.
Saying she's awesome.
Everything I should have done
before I actually died.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Response to the Elephantine
Nasal twine sleepy like child mind merely shaky.
Harrumphs are for grandads, not you or me.
Poison everyday, deep inside my soul
injected by, I thought, simpletons
then realized -- other souls.
Combative stance was held, for an hour or two.
Then the women from the woods came
and said "This party is boring."
So then I had to go.
----
(for the record:)
This party didn't register
that highly in my mind.
Guess since my mind's always partyin'
very hard to register any Time.
I just run to the beat of the clocks
or I run to the beat of the casiotone
or I run to the beat of Andromeda dancing with the Milky Way.
Or I run to the beat of nothing so cosmic,
I just run to anyone's daily panic.
Like I'm some kind of Superman,
except just in the mind.
Gotta cough really special some time in the future now,
better than all the other trite.
Heh, I'd love if that becomes my constant mantra
when I finally lose my mind.
Harrumphs are for grandads, not you or me.
Poison everyday, deep inside my soul
injected by, I thought, simpletons
then realized -- other souls.
Combative stance was held, for an hour or two.
Then the women from the woods came
and said "This party is boring."
So then I had to go.
----
(for the record:)
This party didn't register
that highly in my mind.
Guess since my mind's always partyin'
very hard to register any Time.
I just run to the beat of the clocks
or I run to the beat of the casiotone
or I run to the beat of Andromeda dancing with the Milky Way.
Or I run to the beat of nothing so cosmic,
I just run to anyone's daily panic.
Like I'm some kind of Superman,
except just in the mind.
Gotta cough really special some time in the future now,
better than all the other trite.
Heh, I'd love if that becomes my constant mantra
when I finally lose my mind.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Thurman's Error
Thurman's error is actually just a pretty funny non-sensical errorl, but I feel I need to document it due to the fact that we ended up with me posing a real knife at Thurman's neck, that night, when all the electricity was gone from Manhattan.
I'd spent the earlier part of the condition with good friends, who I noticed were having more fun together. Why I ever went to the bar and had to deal with Thurman after that was that it was, I guess, a pretty dark night, and I could have talked to anyone (honestly, how important was it?).
Instead I spent time debating with Thurman on Apples and Oranges.
I, as a software engineer, was the Apples (lulz bill gates, try as hard as you can, you will never make clever enough things. Wait. Bill Gates makes Apple computers, right??? Whatever, they probably fucked each other in the 80s.
I tell Thurman that I am an apple to his oranges. He doesn't take it well.
That was his error. He should have taken it.
;)
I'd spent the earlier part of the condition with good friends, who I noticed were having more fun together. Why I ever went to the bar and had to deal with Thurman after that was that it was, I guess, a pretty dark night, and I could have talked to anyone (honestly, how important was it?).
Instead I spent time debating with Thurman on Apples and Oranges.
I, as a software engineer, was the Apples (lulz bill gates, try as hard as you can, you will never make clever enough things. Wait. Bill Gates makes Apple computers, right??? Whatever, they probably fucked each other in the 80s.
I tell Thurman that I am an apple to his oranges. He doesn't take it well.
That was his error. He should have taken it.
;)
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Sunday, June 12, 2011
assimilar nightmare
Woke up, dream. This guy in my dream comes over, sleeps in my apartment. I provide him a mattress.
A little later, I'm exploring a totally different level.
There's like a 'bridge' that exists, and I'm walking upon it.
"Well, great," I say to myself as I reach the end of the bridge. "This is just great."
Suddenly a car traveling on a distant road goes off course and plunges into the abyss.
That car had people inside it! There were children falling there!
The next 25 days is spent watching this kind of destruction constantly.
Cars containing important things, just falling off cliffs.
A little later, I'm exploring a totally different level.
There's like a 'bridge' that exists, and I'm walking upon it.
"Well, great," I say to myself as I reach the end of the bridge. "This is just great."
Suddenly a car traveling on a distant road goes off course and plunges into the abyss.
That car had people inside it! There were children falling there!
The next 25 days is spent watching this kind of destruction constantly.
Cars containing important things, just falling off cliffs.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Haunted Parrot Episode IV: "Lorraine, My Density has Plopped Me 2 ya"
"I can't see," said the parrot, perched carefully upon DePeter's left shoulder.
DePeter's batted him away. "What the hell," he said. "Stop trying to fly around like an idiot, then!"
The parrot looked back at him. He had never been insulted like this. By a woman, face-on.
"Oh really?" said the Parrot. "You going to try and approach some kind of 'permission' with us? It nodded at the room that the deceased had inhabited.
"You're just a bad drunk, and you can't even fly," said the parrot.
DePeter's checked frantically into his cellphone, trying to find an SPCA.
DePeter's batted him away. "What the hell," he said. "Stop trying to fly around like an idiot, then!"
The parrot looked back at him. He had never been insulted like this. By a woman, face-on.
"Oh really?" said the Parrot. "You going to try and approach some kind of 'permission' with us? It nodded at the room that the deceased had inhabited.
"You're just a bad drunk, and you can't even fly," said the parrot.
DePeter's checked frantically into his cellphone, trying to find an SPCA.
Amidst his drunken state, he realized that all the animals had to be put into the right place.
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