01-09-2013, 10:44 AM
(I'm have the feeling that a good deal of this poem is a little unnecessary/redundant, so any tips on how to trim it(if you feel that it needs to be) are appreciated)
This pillow
is not a body.
Something I
realize in
analphabet ramblings.
I should have been
asleep an hour ago.
.
I’m fighting a bout
of self-indulgence,
of mindless, of
specious whines
as if I’d want
someone to listen.
.
I’ve been trying
not to eat my
liver, I’ve been
thinking about
what you taste
like.
.
I’ve been thinking
of putting my tongue
on your body. I
always pretend like I
I do it to make my
way to a destination,
as if teasing a cunt.
.
But I want to put
this fallacy on you
when I occasionally
put reason to rest.
Each hair I’m reminded
that I can’t breathe
freely, because I can
see each follicle.
.
And with every hair
on you(and seeing
every other pretense
of pollutants), I let
myself forget about
vice, because I can
see each hair and I
let myself think that
you have none.
.
I let myself believe
this just long enough
to put my tongue on
you, or long enough
to want to. I let myself
believe this just long
enough for you to tell
me that I’m beautiful,
and I remember this
long enough to want
it.
.
I diverge my position,
I can’t sleep like this.
I accompany uncomfortable
desires with sharing my
realizings with a friend.
He wishes me the
best. It’s too late in
the midweek to talk
of such things.
.
These incoherences
leave me wanting to
come, I can feel it,
but know I should be
sleeping. I think of
putting my tongue
on your cunt, and tense
harder to remind
myself that this pillow
is not a body.
.
I think back to the
first time I did, and
the music I played.
I try not to associate
music to experiences
because I’m scared
of what people can do.
.
That time I brushed it
off, because I wanted
sense deprivation, and
I wanted to hear this
and taste that. I played
the same song three
times and I can’t
remember that this
song isn’t your name.
.
After you left I let
myself worry of such
consequences, I
feared what it implied,
but brushed it off
as a helpless
possibility.
.
I still remember it
and get scared of
the clock, and of
what things will
attach itself
to each new
position of each
hand.
.
But I remember
it a lot less, less
than of others,
because I remember
that you called me
beautiful once.
.
I know you’re asleep,
an inevitable peace
to compliment hours
of frustration. I think
of you sleeping.
I relax.
.
I know I should
be sleeping too. But
this pillow is not your
body.
This pillow
is not a body.
Something I
realize in
analphabet ramblings.
I should have been
asleep an hour ago.
.
I’m fighting a bout
of self-indulgence,
of mindless, of
specious whines
as if I’d want
someone to listen.
.
I’ve been trying
not to eat my
liver, I’ve been
thinking about
what you taste
like.
.
I’ve been thinking
of putting my tongue
on your body. I
always pretend like I
I do it to make my
way to a destination,
as if teasing a cunt.
.
But I want to put
this fallacy on you
when I occasionally
put reason to rest.
Each hair I’m reminded
that I can’t breathe
freely, because I can
see each follicle.
.
And with every hair
on you(and seeing
every other pretense
of pollutants), I let
myself forget about
vice, because I can
see each hair and I
let myself think that
you have none.
.
I let myself believe
this just long enough
to put my tongue on
you, or long enough
to want to. I let myself
believe this just long
enough for you to tell
me that I’m beautiful,
and I remember this
long enough to want
it.
.
I diverge my position,
I can’t sleep like this.
I accompany uncomfortable
desires with sharing my
realizings with a friend.
He wishes me the
best. It’s too late in
the midweek to talk
of such things.
.
These incoherences
leave me wanting to
come, I can feel it,
but know I should be
sleeping. I think of
putting my tongue
on your cunt, and tense
harder to remind
myself that this pillow
is not a body.
.
I think back to the
first time I did, and
the music I played.
I try not to associate
music to experiences
because I’m scared
of what people can do.
.
That time I brushed it
off, because I wanted
sense deprivation, and
I wanted to hear this
and taste that. I played
the same song three
times and I can’t
remember that this
song isn’t your name.
.
After you left I let
myself worry of such
consequences, I
feared what it implied,
but brushed it off
as a helpless
possibility.
.
I still remember it
and get scared of
the clock, and of
what things will
attach itself
to each new
position of each
hand.
.
But I remember
it a lot less, less
than of others,
because I remember
that you called me
beautiful once.
.
I know you’re asleep,
an inevitable peace
to compliment hours
of frustration. I think
of you sleeping.
I relax.
.
I know I should
be sleeping too. But
this pillow is not your
body.