An old kinda comfortable

by Bryan - Taurus

I have died hard since than
I have lost my passions for the lusts of these places
I have died by the fire and water that I stewed in for two 
     equal months simultaneously
The brown eyed voice destroyed me or I destroyed myself with
     this beard on these days
After these sunsets I wake up to more sunsets
I open my eyes early to the fading feelings of my neighbors
     norm
These hours I fan myself with the blue flames of mediocre 
     passions
These wimpers of weakened impulse, walk me streets and 
     alleys and streets of broken asphault
These deep focus centuries of karate have spoiled me and my 
     humaness
These xylophone working songs have enslaved me as robot to 
     my mis-steps
These presidings over festivities have lasted long enough
These "he said, she said" conversations outside my arm 
     length have failed to penetrate my forehead eyeball
These worries of my waking tokens that furlow my red meat 
     dinners
These lonely instruments that sing rigid because of cold 
     fingers, scared fingers
These neurons dismembered not by a drug or alcohol but by an
     English speaking dream on an early Saturday night
Nights spent with the carpet mites and cartoon authors
These jobs of sorry knowledge and waiting for you to call or
     ring a door bell, maybe not mine
These days of messy life and long time no see fevors are 
     commonplace I know
Orchards of uneatable apples so obvious to those closest to 
     me, prejudiced as it may be
Lost or found without a foot forward with my rubber soul
     planted as a stubborn root
Moneyless, directionless, womanless, selfless, hopeful, 
     cautioned, helpful, fearful, eyeful, doubtful, healthy,
     foolish, calmly, rebel, libel, thoughtful, bashful, 
     handful, mouthful, comfortable

Reason for writing:

    Written when dealing with being lonely in a sort of a manic-depressive "episode" I guess you'd call it. It was quite a while ago.    

Birth sign: Taurus
Date created: 2001-08-30 06:01:05
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:44:56
Poem ID: 64701

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