Sunday, February 22, 2015

Soporific

Dream back to the days of playgrounds and playdates
Can I remember the times when I drowned in torrential energy?
Bubbling, bumping, bouncing
Leaping, laughing, living
And oh so curious
What’s this? What’s that?
Tell me a story mama!

I’m tired.
Tired of all the expectations
Tired of listlessly chewing my nails thinking on and on
Grades, colleges, jobs
Tired of my own laziness, submitting to another night of television
Static on the screen, pixilation plaguing my brain
I’m tired of my falsetto laugh; I long for an eruption of laughter
Spurting from the belly to wake me
I ooze exhaustion from late nights, past the witching hour, boo!
AH!
What a surprise, more beer pong?
Ping! Pong. plop
Tired of flirting, tired of stressful texts, close my eyes to the “Oh. My. Gods"
Benadryl for my soul.

My lack of imagination lugs me to sleep
Why are my once animated friends now slumbering stuffed animals?
What happened to the brain that could play by itself for hours?
Tired of aging,
Tired of fearing in the back of my mind that as I settle into
My pillow
I will
Sleep
Through
My
Own
L
I
F

E

Thursday, February 12, 2015

Sweets

I want to be the last girl
lingering in his mind
my promised appearance
gathering his friends
around the kitchen table
my sweet temptation
tingling in his belly
my sugar
making him salivate
he inhales deep
trying to grasp at the curls
of my scent
rising into the plaster ceiling
his memory of my
chocolate frosted love so
bewitching
that he forgets the aches
that I caused him
when he forget to save room for
dark leafy greens
I want to be his expectation
of warm chocolate cake
not the sticky
grease sopped
heavily regretted
empty platted conclusion

Saturday, February 7, 2015

Journal #1

Journal #1
2/5/15

Childhood

We have let the stars collide
Waiting for each other we bided our time
We will hide as shadows seek
Running atop of our dismal concrete path
Scape open the sky let it bleed raindrops
Open wide drink our chaos all up now
Hush and you'll hear our city sigh
Welcome to aging life.