I'm so in love
with this new girl I know
and she was telling me how
the sun would get big
and red
and explode
and that would be it
and I said damn
what rotten timing.
A Pocketful of Poesy was and is again a Poem-a-Day(-on-Average) Blog! For 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and now for 2017 and going forward, you may expect to see 365 poems every year, 366 for leap years.
but aren't they all random?
Monday, September 08, 2008
Tuesday, September 02, 2008
"too much fucking mayo"
and as the world fell
into a predetermined pit
because God knew too much
to put a stop to it
and as wherever you where
at that moment in time
one last thought of me,
sadly,
flit through your mind
and as I, at that moment
attempted to frame
all the thoughts in the world
into one cracked pane
- but I gave up the poem
out of general malaise
when I looked at my sandwich -
too much damn mayonnaise.
into a predetermined pit
because God knew too much
to put a stop to it
and as wherever you where
at that moment in time
one last thought of me,
sadly,
flit through your mind
and as I, at that moment
attempted to frame
all the thoughts in the world
into one cracked pane
- but I gave up the poem
out of general malaise
when I looked at my sandwich -
too much damn mayonnaise.
Monday, September 01, 2008
Safe
surrounded by things
I should not have kept
and I feel hemmed in
by happiness
in a cramped tight space
with so much of my own
that I can't quite fit
but I don't quite know
what to keep
what to shred
what to burn
what to toss
'cause it's all I have left
but it's all my loss
in a cramped tight space
with too much of my own
packed into the space left
by a heart that's gone
and in the space left
I keep what I've learned
I have packed it with lessons
too hard to be earned:
don't trust her
don't trust her, or her
or you
but my heart will come back
in a box, postage-due
and as soon as it's back
it will squeeze back in tight
and squeeze out all those lessons
even though they were right
I should not have kept
and I feel hemmed in
by happiness
in a cramped tight space
with so much of my own
that I can't quite fit
but I don't quite know
what to keep
what to shred
what to burn
what to toss
'cause it's all I have left
but it's all my loss
in a cramped tight space
with too much of my own
packed into the space left
by a heart that's gone
and in the space left
I keep what I've learned
I have packed it with lessons
too hard to be earned:
don't trust her
don't trust her, or her
or you
but my heart will come back
in a box, postage-due
and as soon as it's back
it will squeeze back in tight
and squeeze out all those lessons
even though they were right
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