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Friday, April 19, 2013

More: [Poem]: Myself

“Myself”

I think I’ll go out with myself tonight
and ignore my doubts, like thieves,
lingering like evil garden gnomes
beneath sanity’s duplicitous eaves.

I have never been a social genius
with intentions written on my sleeve
as to whether I should do this or that
such is familiar isolation, I believe.

I have always belonged to silence
though I’ve often wanted to weave
others into my coy, curt existence—
how quickly that thought does peeve!  

I think I’ll go out with myself tonight,
make friends with she-who-grieves,
because I don’t belong to dialogue
but the description of fallen leaves.

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