Unified Fabrication of Self-ToleranceA Poem by J.SinDilated pupils, a two-four of beer, and a bottle of whiskey, Television humming on a cheap aluminium stand, Borderline tempted and starved For the viscosity and detachment Of perpetual
alcoholism. When it comes to intimate relationships I play the sensible cockroach; Run the other way To self-congratulate myself incoherent, From avoiding the conventional blunt-force bloodshed of my
brothers and sisters. These days, in the delusion of invulnerability, And with self-trolling determination and erratic expectations, I look high and low for the undertow to safety, Dive in head-first and wrap myself in fool’s paradise, Only to be caught in the antiseptic sneeze And toxic asphyxiation of her entire can of Black Flag. © 2017 J.Sin |
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Added on October 28, 2017 Last Updated on October 28, 2017 Tags: relationships, poetry, love, self-hate, self-preservation, alcoholism AuthorJ.SinBanská Bystrica, SlovakiaAboutCanadian living and working in Slovakia. World traveller, musician, writer, and teacher. Former music/film reviewer for "Cassette Culture" online magazine. 5 self-published poetry/short story books in.. more..Writing
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