I sleep with words, and wake up with them too. But each time with a
little less. A little less each time until silence sets in. But
then, suddenly, silence turns into sadness in a tacky, kitschy, sleazy
way before I start screaming “May time wilt your sadness into an
orgiastic version of a tetchy teenage drama,” before I turn myself to
sleep, before falling into a crazy Lynch-esque dream with its horribly
callous script, before my loud moaning slips sadly completing a full
circle.
Better part my late childhood, deep into my thirties, were spent
writing letters to myself in drunken stupors. Groaning takes practice,
you know. I am a telemachian late bloomer, whatcha-gonna-do?
The one, the one that got away, isn’t here. That’s not the sad part,
not by a long shot. The sad part is that I don’t give a shit about
pretty much anything anymore. The disappointed child in my head is
singing “I was locked in you your heart-shaped box” in a desolate room
all by himself, adding a “once” at the end which wasn’t there
originally. That child with his cargo-pants and Rage Against The
Machine t-shirt punches away some pixilated words at the keyboard,
carrying his frown like a god-damn-war-scar of some significance.
Some dream you had child. That an old bitter man dreamed that you
wrote everything here in a dazed semi-conscious half-sleep. Some
dream.