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Tuesday, 08 December 2009

  • I know what you mean about all of it. It's the same story as it's always been, but we've added more words because the pictures became so ugly. I know which pictures are good. I remember getting scared and trying to erase those pictures because no one would look at them anymore. Have you ever drawn a picture and erased all over it a hundred times because you just couldn't draw the lines right? And then the page becomes ugly and torn up, and eventually you can't draw anything over all the wrinkles you made, and even if you did it wouldn't count for anything. You have to throw it away and start over.

    I think the truth is drawing those lines and stopping yourself from erasing them, even if they don't look like they belong. I think of those women who are perfect, perfect lines connecting perfect lines, with perfect lines drawn all around them... until eventually everything is perfectly in line, and the only truth that matters anymore is that lines keep getting drawn straight. And that is one way to live, but it's very hard, and the laughter always comes on time you know...

    The truth about this life in Schuylerville is that I feel it all and I've always felt it all.

    watching birds move clouds
    certain long walks i'll never forget
    remember the road, bushes, the fear, and you
    and sane me with an insane heart
    thinking ideas i haven't learned the words to say
    walking forever thinking up words i know aren't real

    Vanilla frosting, I held a hand
    dim rooms running around excited and free
    make promises to ghosts
    and to the ghost
    my reflection in the mirror

    used to watch the comedians and rehearse what they'd say
    it made people smile
    used to read the suicidal poets
    tried to mimic their sadness
    Each art is an effort but in the end it's vanilla frosting that counts

    and falling asleep knowing you're with someone else in this fight against loneliness
    making someone laugh
    so they don't have to cry alone
    no matter how good the poem is.

    I wonder if this is how I used to write.

Wednesday, 01 April 2009

  • Computer doesn't mind if i whine like a little bitch, do you, computer?

    Jesus Christ, man. Every single day I'm so tired when I get home from school that all I can do is stuff whatever there is laying around to eat in my mouth and collapse on my bed to take a two hour nap.

    Everything is an attitude. Understanding this is helpful, but only to an extent, and only sometimes. I have my optimistic days and my pessimistic days. Today seems to be one of those pessimistic ones.

    My middle finger on my left hand hurts a lot if I bend it at all, touch it to anything, or get it wet. I accidentally slammed it between two desks last Friday. It's not healing and it's rather ugly. :(

    The only schoolwork I really have to try at is Trigonometry and Chemistry. By the time I get home, at the end of the day, after sitting through all my other classes and playing my sport of the season, all my enthusiasm has dispersed. This sucks, because I will care again in the morning. It's just, I don't have enough energy to care tonight. Tonight I just want to forget about today and distract myself from the oncoming tomorrow. Fuck was that pessimistic.

    Okay, the bright side. On the bright side: whining on Xanga is making me regain my energy, somehow.

    Oh and I'm sick right now too, have been for five days. It's that kind where you wake up coughing up Elmer's Glue and you can't inhale through your nose. Also :(.

Sunday, 29 March 2009

  • Currently
    Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?
    By The Unicorns
    I Was Born (A Unicorn)
    see related

    Standing On A Triangle Looking Down At Other Triangles

    Shit's mundane, but shit's good.

    This is how mundane shit is: what I'm looking forward to most tomorrow is that I get to have this awesome combination of banana, yogurt, and peanut butter for lunch, and I have my first tennis match. It looks pretty lame written down, but I don't care, it works for me.

    My body is a temple. An awesome temple.

    I'm making more intelligent choices for what food I eat, exercising more, and actually doing my homework. Before, I wasn't doing any of those things. I wasn't because I thought it would make my life more interesting. Self destructive = interesting, right? Nope. Being a sedentary melancholy pile of pity is actually terrible and boring. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, not that anyone would necessarily choose it.

    New music, new attitude, new energy.


Friday, 13 March 2009

  • Spitting Venom, by Modest Mouse

    We were spitting venom at most everyone we know
    If the damned gave us a roadmap then we'd know just where to go
    Now let it drop
    Let it all drop
    Let it all drop
    Oh, let it all fall off

    Well, you were talking soda pop
    You talk it quite a lot
    The opinions that I do not give
    Are the opinions I ain't got

    So let it drop
    Let it all drop
    Let it all drop
    Let it all fall off

    Oh, well
    You were spitting venom at most everyone you know
    If you truly knew the gravity
    You'd know which way to go

    Well, let it drop
    Let it all drop
    Let it all drop
    Oh, let it all fall off

    My ears were pressing firmly right against your mouth to hear
    When you tried to spit the venom out, your words were not so clear

    Now the drop

    Hold on to what you need
    We've got a knack for fucked-up history
    Hold on to what you need
    We've got a knack for messed-up history
    Well, we went downtown and we sat in the rain
    Both looking one direction and waiting for a train
    And thought over, thought over
    I don't know you kept track
    I didn't know there was a score
    Well, it looks like you're the winner
    I ain't going to play no more
    It's over
    Game over

    Well, we walked real stiff
    And our canes tapped the ground
    You hit me with yours and said
    "You're going to stare me down"
    It's over
    Oh, it's over

    You can say what you want
    But don't act like you care
    It takes more than one person to decide what's fair
    It's over
    Think it over

    You were spitting venom at most everyone you know
    If the damned gave you a roadmap then you'd know just where to go
    So we carry all the groceries in
    While hauling out the trash
    And if this doesn't make us motionless
    I do not know what can

    So as to say
    "What a rotten thing to say!
    Such an awful thing to say!
    I didn't mean to bite you, sorry"
    What always did
    What always did
    What always had to slang
    So let it drop
    Let it all drop
    Let it all drop
    Oh, let it all fall off
    Let it drop
    Let it all drop
    Let it all drop
    Oh, let if all fall off

    Cheer up, baby
    It really wasn't always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had
    Well, cheer up, baby
    It wasn't always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had

    Cheer up, baby
    It wasn't really always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had
    Cheer up, baby
    It wasn't always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had
    Well, cheer up, baby
    It wasn't really always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had
    Cheer up, baby
    It really wasn't always quite so bad
    Now, come on, baby
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had
    Well, cheer up, baby
    It really wasn't quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had
    Cheer up

    Cheer up, baby
    It wasn't really always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had
    Well, cheer up, baby
    It wasn't always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had
    Well, cheer up, baby
    It wasn't always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had
    Well, cheer up, baby
    It wasn't always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had
    Well, cheer up, baby
    It wasn't really always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had

    Cheer up, baby
    It wasn't always quite so bad
    For every bit of venom that came out
    The antidote was had

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