When Monday Commandeers Sunday
Another Sunday spent at home
wondering how and when and why
I came to be this much alone
Another sunday no one's home except they are
And never was and always am
Another weekend spent in tears
that never flow or even try
A Sunday, Monday commandeers
only to crash before they fly
I'm back on board to see that no one's come this far
to find only my words are here
but not my name and not my grace
and not my will to see next year
'And' not 'Or' and 'Or' not 'But'
and 'Still' and 'So' are better yet
SO I'm STILL living, OR I'm just breathing
AND I'll STILL be here in the evening
BUT I still wish I was on Friday
better yet than yesterday
Will you still ask me about my day
But leave my words to rust away

4 Comments:
there is a curious dualism in a brooding melancholy; being acutely aware of your feelings of alienation and also realizing that this feeling, this contemplation is perhaps the only quality that makes you feel unique and individual. odder still is that anyone who ever seriously tries to identify themselves in culture that has an unhealthy obsession with idividualism feels this same isolation. so then most people, at some point, if not many, feel like you do; and yet while existing on the verge of an existential breakdown it's the only way they can feel genuine in an increasingly counterfeited reality. and yet, this does not help.
True....and true...
Being (or feeling) completely alone is both dispiriting and comforting in that at least I'm not like everyone else...but I am...So solitude is the place I go when I hate everything around me.
solitude is when i retreat from unhealthy situations or frustrating situations, like if i hate everyone around me in my hall, waking me up constantly or me taking care of them when they are drunk and I resent that... I will not be found for the next day... I turn off my cell phone only opening it to answer calls from home. I usually go to berkeley and people watch or write essays.
exactly. Sometimes there is just no excuse for people.
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