Saturday, April 11, 2015
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
A short poem
a non-existent memory
You stood there
every morning
spreading melancholy
and peanut butter
on your toast.
Somedays I lost my sense of self-
like the way I can never keep my converse laces tied up,
and eventually I choose to ignore them
because they’re inconvenient.
Your own sentiments were too important
for me to interrupt them with my
petty little pebbles and thoughts.
I stood there
every morning
staring into oblivion-
or was it the fridge?
I forget.
I was the sentinel at my post,
waiting for your reaction.
waiting for something that would never truly arrive.
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