How do you calculate time?
Sometimes i hardly think-
remember yesterday
instead say yes to day
i may sleep and wake up sullen
but tomorrow will be long
and kind and full of words.
Thursday
bagabond
the dub's mad again!
mad dub mad dub
i'm stark
climbed up the wrong bark
beware!
be fair!
let us unite!
less of us fight
the bullet bite.
mad dub mad dub
i'm stark
climbed up the wrong bark
beware!
be fair!
let us unite!
less of us fight
the bullet bite.
i am for real
getting rid of brain things
sorting through lists of words
which work,
which don't;
a second list.
thoughts reorganized
built into portable legacies,
so that everyday
more parts of the structure are showing.
we all do this.
legacy? elegy?
legacy? elegy?
we all do this.
sorting through lists of words
which work,
which don't;
a second list.
thoughts reorganized
built into portable legacies,
so that everyday
more parts of the structure are showing.
we all do this.
legacy? elegy?
legacy? elegy?
we all do this.
an swears
what exactly am i trying to do?
i see no apparent reasoning in many things.
i fear characters, because i know
they exist yet i don't know if
they will bite or make laugh.
i see no apparent reasoning in many things.
i fear characters, because i know
they exist yet i don't know if
they will bite or make laugh.
e-rection
who has to buy toys
to have sex and enjoy it?
if i like it this way and you know it,
if you like it this way and i know it,
why do we need to refer to sex digests
telling us that our sex is
routine,
monotonous,
and that we don't know
how to please.
to have sex and enjoy it?
if i like it this way and you know it,
if you like it this way and i know it,
why do we need to refer to sex digests
telling us that our sex is
routine,
monotonous,
and that we don't know
how to please.
Friday
(un)truth IV
why do i feel that
women aren't the threats
that men are.
no perpetrators of crime
and yet beat
up
in
fear.
women aren't the threats
that men are.
no perpetrators of crime
and yet beat
up
in
fear.
does life the future feed;
with the sudden urge to breed?
Me, my hands are working hard
A bundle on my back would only burden
i don't mind the extra lives
That caring others carry.
i am one of all;
Those i knew,
Those i knnow,
Those i have yet to know,
Those i will never know.
It is hard yet needed
To connect to those
Who for you have no name
Or have yet to be named.
They shape changes just as you do.
with the sudden urge to breed?
Me, my hands are working hard
A bundle on my back would only burden
i don't mind the extra lives
That caring others carry.
i am one of all;
Those i knew,
Those i knnow,
Those i have yet to know,
Those i will never know.
It is hard yet needed
To connect to those
Who for you have no name
Or have yet to be named.
They shape changes just as you do.
Sunday
convoysation IV
-they went EVERYWHERE.
-they deserved it.
(the men face the men,
the women face the women.)
-i'm so excited for your shower,
-we're going to get so much stuff.
-i don't care about the calories,
i'm just not hungry.
-There's not enough room for the two of us.
-Do you know how much it's going to cost?
-Who's going to drive all the way for a bagel?
-The only people who are going to come are the people at this table.
-It's beautiful outside in the summer.
(Plastic plates; at the end,
you open a garbage bag and it's done.)
-i don't know how it's two o'clock, but it is.
-they deserved it.
(the men face the men,
the women face the women.)
-i'm so excited for your shower,
-we're going to get so much stuff.
-i don't care about the calories,
i'm just not hungry.
-There's not enough room for the two of us.
-Do you know how much it's going to cost?
-Who's going to drive all the way for a bagel?
-The only people who are going to come are the people at this table.
-It's beautiful outside in the summer.
(Plastic plates; at the end,
you open a garbage bag and it's done.)
-i don't know how it's two o'clock, but it is.
(exeunt)
Thursday
BABYBUYBUYBUY
In the world I live in right now, commodities come cheaply. They may be passed down from family and friends who no longer need them, purchased at stores that mass-produce low-quality items, reducing costs, or gotten second-hand, in a store or in a garbage bin. People who are not homeless usually possess objects. Many of the young people I know are just starting collections that, after a lifetime, can amount to a house-full of things. I get to share things I own with the people I live with. In return, I am able to use some of the objects they have.
Sharing objects is usually a simple activity among people we know. I have been fortunate enough to know people who are generous and who have let me borrow things that I required. Over the years, this has prevented me from spending unnecessarily, when there were people who were only glad to share with me. Of course, this sharing only comes with closeness. An individual is more likely to share with a friend than with a stranger. Trust is created and/or maintained when someone says, “Here, this is mine. You can have it for a while, bring it back later.” I have many things in my possession that do not actually belong to me.
An unfortunate thing about out world is the number of things we own that we actually do not want or need, but continue to possess. Many of those things are useless for human survival, baubles of the capitalist world. Increasingly, objects are produced and purchased without meaning. The Industrial Era introduced machines to replace people as craftsmen; now, machines spew out a stupendous amount of junk that we don’t need and that is easily thrown away. Many things need to be done to reverse the values of our culture of consumption.
Sharing objects is usually a simple activity among people we know. I have been fortunate enough to know people who are generous and who have let me borrow things that I required. Over the years, this has prevented me from spending unnecessarily, when there were people who were only glad to share with me. Of course, this sharing only comes with closeness. An individual is more likely to share with a friend than with a stranger. Trust is created and/or maintained when someone says, “Here, this is mine. You can have it for a while, bring it back later.” I have many things in my possession that do not actually belong to me.
An unfortunate thing about out world is the number of things we own that we actually do not want or need, but continue to possess. Many of those things are useless for human survival, baubles of the capitalist world. Increasingly, objects are produced and purchased without meaning. The Industrial Era introduced machines to replace people as craftsmen; now, machines spew out a stupendous amount of junk that we don’t need and that is easily thrown away. Many things need to be done to reverse the values of our culture of consumption.
Tuesday
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