life is better with friends
don’t you think?
no matter the type, or kind
the ones that live in the flesh
or the ones that go
down your throat
any friends are better than
none.
Author: David X. Hugo
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poetryadmittedly, i found your body
in a shallow grave in my backyard
i was shaking like a lost child
your body smoking like a fallen star
l’apathie absolue
poetrythe elephant in the room
is that your mother is dying
from a cancer
and your heart follows the
rain,
down through the gutters
apathy is a warm blanket,
your body is a cold machine,
all around you a million shades
of grey paint pop-culture
pictures that disappear when
you look at them like
all of the fake-stars in the sky
there are few words left for what you see
you put your art in a grey can
and give it a stupid name;
this survival is an encouraged
and repugnant greed
and is the cancer itself
beauty is right behind that elephant.
memories or dreams?
poetryi thought you were here but you were not
but i can feel you pulling me down
down into your sweet comfort
down into sugar soaked dreams
my eyes, heavy, catch shadows on the floor
thought i felt you pulling me down
down into would-be memories
down to where we sleep life away
my mind is tired, it needs a rest
i come to look for you again
you are not here, and never were
i made you up just for me.
inflatable man/reality is lame
poetryi’m an inflatable man
waving at the heavens
and yearning ever outwards
and futher
but the wind is high
and the gravity is heavy
and reality is lame.
driving through shitty towns drunk
poetryinside you is a tension
from the building up of steam
and you won’t just let go of it
for that would be obscene
you pretend that you are limber
so to all it can be seen
yet you are just a child, dear
just-a waiting to be free’d
so come and take a ride with me
away from your sick dream
i’ll teach you how to lift the world
and put it down, where you please
see the colors of the void
and then, too, of the leaves
think about the higher things
and sit up in the trees
let all of our love out
and let it flow
in-between.
if the shoe fits
poetryi am a moment
abandoned
for fantasy
you sneak passed
my gravity and if i
stay i’d give credance to
fate
if i did that i’d be lying
and moments they don’t
lie.
met a
poetryi want to find all the beauty
i want to take it home
i want to spread it on my sheets
i want to wear it out
and i will do my laundry
the detergent will break it down
and i will search again
THE SWITCH IS ON
poetrythe light switch is on
we shall sieze the day
bending perception with our minds
for profit
the flags of our country wave
in the wind outside
soaking the sun up
like leaves
a frown but a smile all the same.
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dead senses.
calm down man
poetryshe is a razor blade
in skinny jeans and i’m trying
hard i guess
not to look but to look all the same
like disasters on tv
the downtown looks like a place
for razorblades to be.
C E O
poetryyou should be concerned
about the grapes drying up
in your orchard as the heat-
wave creeps towards your
summer home
you should be concerned
about not remembering the
science behind convection
as the particles around you
start to accelerate
and when your stupid old a/c
finally needs replacement
and your help draws their
pentions, you’ll find no-one
around to sell you new models
you’ll sit between the rows
of brittle grape vines, a beacon
of passivity, greed, and
ignorance; dry bones for
the archaelogist of 2mrw
all things are equal
poetrystretching words over your feelings is a mask that don’t quite fit spent tuesday sleeping off wednsday’s dreams and here i am friends in bottles stasis pod on, cutting the sugar out of my diet hoping for the devil out of my head
summer home
poetryyou woke up and ate eggs at
the bar in your summer home
on the beach
the sun pouring in and bouncing
off of your white sheets
and you must think it mad
the things i think to think
about,
and purely so
but those babies in the garbage
why,
they’re all miles away
outside of your bubble,
anyway.
dead corn fields
poetryi see you in your little town
with those big bright eyes
and all the people are dumb
you got ink on your green shirt
just like me.
a couple more days (to the tune of plastic birds)
poetryi shouldn’t expect you to be like me
my pretty plastic bird
and when i took you to the fare
you said that life’s not fair
when i go home at night
and i think about it
i know i only want the truth
and that’s all i want from you
and when i realize
looking into your eyes
that they are plastic beads
i wish that you could see
i guess that i’m a mess
and i get left like that
cuz you can’t tell
i wish you’d go to hell
i lose my appetite
i’d rather be lonely
cuz it’s not fucking cool
being such a fool.
unnoticed
poetrydrowning is the loneliest as
even sound can’t get to you
water floods your body
thoughts flood your mind
thoughts of your friend’s faces
rapt in moments of sheer ecstasy
but not saving you
like the particles moving
a r o u n d your outstretched arms
and when you first go down
you know
and your heart
it knows
and it matches the bpm of
all of the saddest songs
a slow shuffle for the
last dance
you’re a wallflower at
this slow dance
but the song never resolves
and you’re last thoughts
are cliche
like that song candle in
the wind, or whatever
you feel like one of those
candles, and you feel the
flicker and understand it
like you couldn’t before
when the understanding comes…
well
you know what happens then,
even now you do
like when you had nothing to
do so you just fell asleep.
snakes with certificates, snakes with names
poetryeverywhere i look i see snakes
and i just
can’t
stop
talking
about it
how could one, when all one
has to see is snakes? snakes
by the dozens, hissing and
slithering in all different
colors and sizes.
i try and kill them, these
horrid
snakes
but
there are just too many,
and they wont even kill me,
they just hiss
and slither
and i sit in a big wide green
beautiful field with all of
the beauty of space covered
in fucking snakes and cry.
emerald
poetryi have a cat and home and
she tickles my heart
(i don’t have a whining
air conditioner in my head)
i just got my rations and
i can smile through the
smog and my family
keeps me grounded
as they will last forever.
my dad teaches me how
to
hunt the hunt in any
season
and he guts it all for me
and he does all the
driving
and one day i’ll get
married, as a good
man is hard to find;
one to bring into your
family, as they will
last forever.
my name’s emerald,
and my smile out-shines
this taco bell.
justdoit
poetryall feeling left like falling rain
you’re in my bed i can’t complain
the thoughts in head i can’t explain
i want you here for me to drain
i want you here to cause some pain
and light the fire with the flame
you hand me dice to play a game
i’m bad at keeping myself trained
it is ingrained, i go insane
your car is still parked outside.
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