Monday, May 16, 2016
Cucumber
A faculty member forgot her keys on the counter of the bookstore, which prompted me to peek up there to see if I could find them. Not just the keys, but also a big green cucumber lay on the counter as though on display. Only problem was, we don't sell cucumbers. In perhaps a moment of less than better judgement, I asked the professor if this was also her cucumber. She laughed all the way out of the store. A moment later I was approaching a young woman browsing cosmetics and found myself asking her (again probably not my best judgement) if this was her cucumber. She said yes, the lady at the salon next door had given it to her for some reason and she was excited to get it home and eat it. That was the final straw. My professional facade cracked and I laughed out loud, right in her face. I couldn't make this stuff up.
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Growing
Stressed and exhausted
Dazed and confused
Weak and accepting
Fearful and bruised
Rusty and tattered
Restless and used
Beautifully broken
Yesterday's news
Wanting and needing
Hoping and pleading
Loving and living
Sharing and giving
Learning and knowing
Ebbing and flowing
Breathing and slowing
Growing, just growing
Monday, May 2, 2016
Capsized
Now I look around and see so few who care enough to even try. I'm so alone and too afraid to wonder why. So many songs can make me cry. Don't die, don't die, please, sigh
Saturday, February 27, 2016
The Parent Curse
Monday to Friday I stand by your bed, looking down at your sleepy little head.
You look so peaceful I almost feel bad
Waking you from your deep slumberland.
"Time to get up now, we can't be late,
And it's already a quarter til eight."
"Just five more minutes," I hear you mumble,
And all morning long more grumping and grumbles.
Then finally! The weekend, at last it is here!
No alarm clocks, no rushing, or traffic to fear.
There's only one thing on the weekend to fix,
You always wake me up at a quarter to six!
Thursday, December 10, 2015
Mobile
Devices we cherish more than eachother
Our lives ripe with anguish no clue why we suffer
Reap what you sow is all app based and storefront
Like putting a hashtag on the present moment
Technology ruling class making us servers
Uploading more bullshit into the users
But cradling our demise isn't all we can hope for
At least I hope not that's for sure
Sunday, May 31, 2015
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