I hate it
so desperately
that I will eat a gross dried up sandwich from Tim Hortons
to avoid trying something
new.
comfort
avoid change at all cost
I end up
alone
under the covers
again.
I hate it
so desperately
that I will eat a gross dried up sandwich from Tim Hortons
to avoid trying something
new.
comfort
avoid change at all cost
I end up
alone
under the covers
again.
sticky
goopey
sweet
deliciousness.
I love how you stick to the roof of my mouth
to the sides of my cheeks
coated and tangy
marmalade,
you make me feel alive.
a dopey grin
as you enter the room
tail wagging
dancing
nothing but you
matters.
Said the world was not flat
and caused an outrage.
And now we are outraged
by women wearing niqabs
taking the citizenship oath
They don’t belong in a country based on freedom
and the world
is
flat.
Oh my!
We are on a boat,
making our way from island to island.
Ron drives
and we relax in the sunshine.
Coffee and beer
my aunts ask me about my new boyfriend.
I lean back against the hull
and look
at the sky.
my body softens
shoulders relaxing
breath expanding
safe.
After three days in the desert,
the smell of the lake hits me,
and I realize
how tense
I was.
Freedom
exists
at the side
of the lake.
glistening
in the sun
sparkling
delicate
suspended in the air
free.
until the fly flies
into the trap
trapped to death.
We cross the finish line
and my body collapses
falling forward.
I try
to catch
my breath.
I have given you everything.
I have given you it all.
There is nothing left.
The drugs
knock me out,
I wake up
whoosey.
A numb kind of pain,
I try to sit up
but fall back
unable.
powerless.
I wake up,
different.