Sunday, February 3, 2013

a story: part two of part one

a story.
part two of part one

            Piss in your bed. It’s a thought i keep to myself when laying there. Never get up. Never move. Stare into the dark and think about what’s there. Pretend there’s something else there. Wish there was something else there. “Hello?”

            Now you’re talking to yourself. But sometimes or probably always i’m always talking to myself, even to other people because when i look at other people i try to see me even if it’s just there only a little bit. It’s not vanity or maybe it is, but either way i just want to feel like other people. Maybe i’m looking for them in me. This is silly.

            Breathing is really loud and almost intrusive. Notice that when you breathe, half of that action is poison or food for trees. (That’s right i think. Grade school was a long time ago). Blow out bad air into other people and watch them cough or give you weird looks. That’s how i want to die though, suffocating on the air of someone else. Though, i don’t think my lungs would swell if someone was going to die because of it. That’s selfish of me.

            Outside, there’s an orange street light. It’s painting my wall and i think it looks kind of nice. When you look at something too long, it starts to stay in your eyeballs. Rent free. My eyes are sliced by light and my mind’s tongue is licking the cut. It happens over and over again, and i try to look away from the light because staring is impolite and even though my head is hiding the light is still there like the apathetic ghost of, you know something/someone you care about or whatever. Slurp slurp. Brain-tongues.

            The light is pretty nice still, even if it doesn’t care about my breath. Although it’s pretty loud and annoying, i think i’ll keep breathing because it lets me know i’m still a person like everybody else and i can’t keep looking at other people for myself because to do that i need to get close and i don’t want people to breathe my bad air.

Oxygen tanks for Christmas/Birthdays/Valentines. 

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