a wise chinese poet said to never turn down a glass of wine.

psychological studies have indicated that an interest in answering questions denotes a general interest in the emotional undertaking of those you associate with.

or i'm lying.

dig the Neil Young reference. i like your talent. i think you could benefit from free-verse.

or i'm wrong and i liked it anyway.

my punctuation leans against unsteady semi-colons
like pillars
as i wrap my words around unsuspecting
girls
i love women
my subtlety swims summers around
whatever sadness is left in me
forgot to put a period at the end of this
so you judge

the inescapable nature of freedom is
anonymity.
i'm sorry. you didn't hear.
you pretend to read the first time.
anonymity.
i'll never know who you are and
you will never know who i am.
i am happier for it.

house of pain plays too loudly
off youtube.
child of the post-digital generation.
child of parents
and
parent to no child.
born into a definable, classifiable generation
like everyone else.

no bad deal.
no unfairness.
just the shame of flesh
the same as everybody else's mess.
my rhyme scheme dreams of
abstract girls with
their faces peeled off
endlessly loving my
pseudo-schizophrenic verse.

show me mine
i'll show you yours.

well, i'm still waiting.

honest self-observation. what makes you appealing to other people? is this a general concern of yours?

is my question too psychologically motivated?

dig your attitude. i believe in it too.

that has not already been expressed better by someone else, who is quotable.

purple leaves are the best.

Aaron Green [taking a hit]: Uh, guys? What is this stuff? My heart's going really fast.

Aldous Snow: Oh, it's a bit of this, a bit of that. It's called a Jeffrey. It's mostly weed, with a bit of opium as well... ground-up E's... heroin... Chlorox...

Aaron Green: Why the fuc~ would you call that a Jeffrey?!

Aldous Snow: Who would be scared of a Jeffrey?

i posted this.

was this the first poem posted?

i need to shave before i look like a stand-in member for the dubliners.

hell, yes! halloween's probably my favorite day of the whole year. it deserves its due. i still don't know what i'm going to be though, and my hair isn't really very long.

sounds interesting.

i read a book called "I, Lucifer" once about the devil spending a month in a man's body. a very interesting look into how the devil would interpret the purpose of a living host and being present in a single moment.

i might check this book out. thanks.

another couple books that changed my perception -

Fahrenheit 451
1984

hr giger's are sweet but i imagine they are not very comfortable.

falling down a staircase has made me question purchasing a more ergonomic chair.

quite perceptive. it's quite a long road but i do live directly off of it.

roofing does suck. did it in winter with no safety gear. terrifying stuff.

"I want you to get mad!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxxhPKSeMR0

nobody ever clicks on these links. haha.