My room is messy again
The remains of my Dairy Queen
Slush is in a pink puddle at the bottom of the cup
Having a license is a problem for my health
I’m overheated, sweating through sweatpants
I suppose that was the point when the man made his invention
A cold sweat that begins at your mind all the way
To your toes when you put on socks
Boy in my class that asks why we can’t make up words
Words are endless with latin roots to support the guts
Always trying to write a poem that never
Starts a line with the same word
Making up words when I’m lonely
This room becomes the victim of
Many objects of personification
Fan is waving to me
Peach tells me of a recent stripping experience he had
He’s an innocent bunny who is sexy enough
Pictures fall at my feet when they laugh at my stories
It’s white outside
Shocking kind that hurts your eyes
Even without a sun
Sometimes it’s hard to distinguish
Hurting eyes and hurting heads
Wanting to drip cherry Kool-Aid from my veins
As excited as a child with their first chew of gum
And I’ll hope that I am not disappointed with
Something not quite authentic enough to
Come from my own veins
Maybe I’ll end up like the child who is
Disappointed with a matching outfit for a present
Their parents say how “cute” it is
Starbucks talking to old friends and remembering
Easiness used to be tied into friendships
Why is it we always want what we can’t have?
Now tell me I never used to same word twice at the
Beginning of each line in this very poem.
You could see this as a useless poem and I’d like to agree
Except that maybe I can write something good enough to
Suit you like I’ve always wanted
Catch your emotion in a fishing net