Just Because I Can Write About It Thoughtfully Doesn't Mean It's Okay
"can't write a song, only do hooks"
- Yung Lean, "Agony"
failure-reflex
waitress reject
kneejerk complex
over my lack-of-success hex
toddler delusions and grandiose
diary convolutions
26 candle wishes dandelion blows
(blow's too on the nose for the)
hordes of hoes enjambing
Apple-core sad-girl
retweets and sad-boy
archive clothes
cause you can't move for all the
quirks in clubs these days hey
(that sentence suffix affectatious
cause my nationality's contentious)
I'm not an alien detective inspector
I'm not clarice lispector
"she lets everything affect her"
just like elfreid and ingeborg
but they did it 60 years ago, bore
and the refill-pillbox
redpilled redux redox
half-arsed poetry empty inbox
I lark in's worse than the
"creatives" profusion I spurn and
curse and worse and
just cause the verses come in incantations
doesn't mean they're validation-
worthy, capital-deserving, and besides,
it doesn't help the hurting,
the flirting for cursory chirpsing
(Axiomella Panizza,
autistic rizla rizzer!)
disillusion over deluzean delusion
doesn't necessitate devolution:
that's all you kid, still the jitgit
crying in granddeaddad's dead whip.
what's a life of oppression tallies, of
proposition rallies,
baccy in my airpods case? so
this tik tok flip flop
Aquilian Epicurean
slitwrist dimwit better
write some fuckin sick lit bitch!
“i’m so tired of trying to say things to people and having them not listen ... i just simply will not talk to you unless i think you’re listening to me. i just simply won’t - i can’t.”
Fiona Apple - Sessions at West 54th (Live in New York, 1997)
drank the rest of the woil washed the dishes had a shower now in bed waiting for it to kick in properly i feel languorous my hair is washed and it's just started pouring outside i am SO cosy
last night, and after work. can’t believe I have a 9-6 now. anyway, we went to ucl bar and moscow mules were 3 for 12 pound so we had rounds of 1.5 mules each and all the tables were taken so we sat in a corner talking about all the times we’d been here as a class. comparing each of our then impressions of notable social minutiae.