"Where were you."
"Over tonys."
"What were you doing there."
"Listening to some ass cover a jimmy buffet." but i was actually in a pretty mild way all delighted by the fucking thing.
and you smiled:
"thats strange..."
if you were wondering about my nightmares... the cats crawling thru the window, i loved that, i loved more than anything being locked out, and i wish things like that couldve happened, its all i wanted, i wish you hadnt had to hide from it, and i cant believe i put the dampers so far down over my eyes, i was more than willing to admit that you were really that insane, that you were worried about offsetting our prospective landlord. uncertainty, it's nice! and so deathly deathly deathly, this is en route to the new yorker or something, know my journals full of wishing you the best of yr uncertainty, while its here, to enjoy it, i didnt know at the time why i was writing that stuff. and i still cant see why you had to do those things to me. i can see too fucking clearly why you felt so enamored by them as to start frenetically thanking yourself for them, soon i was gone. when you get down to it youre just an irrepressible pile of shit, and i cant see why i felt such a strong desire to get down to it. what i really mean to say is: youre never gonna find a smarter parrot than i, but parrots galore you will. and i'd rather you well than not.
sometimes i cant sleep, too, but the thing i do: i look for pictures of people on the internet. sometimes i find my fortune instead. this one for example saved my life: [link]
and this one was just nice as all hell:
[link]
Devious Comments
cicada-sound of sprinklers turning on, cool after a day of 80 degrees' rising
me humble as pie. such that i want to go and very tenderly
rob a bank.all winter
i've been entering the bank
w/ the intention of robbing it, it
was even better than kicking the
same lamp post, every
night, cartoon
man extraordinare, this morning awake in bed before asleep i was really laughing, i was imagining micheal jackson robbing a bank. he would just hop
around and chirp all over the place and not get a damn thing done. the moral of the story is moby dick is pretty good. a classic. especially since waxlers vendetta against me is no longer ruffling the pages, tickets in the mail.
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