i don't go to the dog park after dark,
that's how you get serial killed
but then we went to the dog park
and we made it out alive
you love your dog, it's cute
and in the dark dog park
you told me the last time you were in love
you moved to alaska rather than end it
i respected that
love is hard
and then we got in your car
and drove back home
-i mean, to your house-
i'm broken, sorry,
i say these words
flippantly
home, love, forever
because i think they're meaningless
like shoe, or pepperoni, or cat,
but we made it back to your house
and we had biscuits and gravy
and candy
and we played video games
and we sang songs
(turns out, i can't play the ukelele)
and now that i'm back in my own bed,
trying to fall asleep,
all i can think is
i wish i wasn't already in love with you
-there it is again, those words that don't mean anything, what i mean is-
i wish i wasn't already in love with you
-no, that's not quite right, what i REALLY mean is-
i wish, i wish, i wish,
i wish i wasn't in love with you yet
This poem is so poignant.
This poem is so poignant.
Starward
Another great
one.
I like the lightheartednesse of the vocabulary and phrasing.
indeed....serial killers love the dog park almost certainly.
as for the random selection of shoe pepperoni cat....
i wonder why those words.
And as for the love falling...
the heart wants what the heart wants...
tricky bit, Really.
isnt it?