katie, maybe @frog
3.28.26
conversation finally arrives back at its biblical intention
as minutes metamorphose into hours
over frivolous hypotheticals
and two cups of tea.
there's a resplendent after-taste to the first few hard-to-swallow sips;
unearthing a bittersweet juxtaposition in the ever-unfolding narrative.
looking at before, time flew only alongside pigs–
the tick of a clock more a full revolution
than something to chase.
treading water.
now, as laughter falls forward and barrels toward tomorrow
its suddenly crystalline.
he was right to leave you.
1.19.26
somewhere between relief and existential dread
12.29.25
in retribution for our parable,
i hope the next chapter in your book
resides in hardcover:
---
intuitively,
you wrap a gift for your deuteragonist
in a pretty pink bow;
an avowal without reluctance;
another conspicuous love-avalanche shouted from the mountain-tops.
despite yourself,
you share the family recipe;
your history no longer revisionist–
now malleable–
and expand the picture frame for miss congeniality.
finally.
you've found a love worth evolving for.
---
in reparation for our parable,
i will allow the next chapter of my book
to reside in paperback.
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lyrical psyche * 1.19.26
- thought i couldn't live without you, but i was wrong
- and eventually, the clock was always gonna stop
- and through it all, now you know who you are
- who you are
- so i'll just keep movin' on
- don't forget where you've come from
- reinvention fails the people who hide pain
lyrical psyche * 3.28.26
- somewhere on a Saturday morning, there's a girl in a window
- watching people passing by as she clutches on her aching heart
- she's a sweet coffee sipper since life has been so bitter
- she's learning how to live without the man who gave up on her now
- love let her down
- somewhere in the traffic on Bond Street, a middle-aged man was driving his van
- he's been awful low of late, but he'll never show his mates
- he's a man's man
- working like a dog, a pile of bills to pay
- the last lonely pint at the bar will be the highlight of his day
- and every day the same
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