Clockwork PurtgatoryA Poem by 78%H2Oboredom and stuff. used to be called 'Gutwrenching', I think.Life’s been dancing a peacock flame, but lately I’ve been pretty content to just sit back and let it dance by. Underneath the tyranny of this ring of numbers crown of thorns counting the wasted seconds as if they were the crumpled sheets of passionless poems or tissues spilling out of all seems of the house. How many National Geographic specials can you watch before they give you a degree? Is anyone else aware that cheetahs have a thirty foot stride? They might as well be flying.
The inner ring of purgatory has pointy hands. The inner ring of purgatory has beady eyed mice that you find exploring the house in the middle of the night The inner ring of purgatory has reverberations of new year’s that have you waking up in the middle of the night wanting to die. And wondering what the f**k? Like, I let that s**t go a long time ago, moved onto bigger and better things, but that name still catches in the back of my throat a hairball of razorwire and crazy glue sharp as the hands of the clock.
Monotony is the worst kind of torture, because it’s so painful, but it’s so hard to write about. Don’t ever let yourself think that boredom isn’t deadly. Just ask the guy that jumped out the third story window to see if it would be interesting. Or the kid that plays arcade games ‘til he throws up for that matter. How long can you type before your fingers merge to the keyboard, and how long can you stare at that screen before the catatonic schizophrenia becomes permanent, and how many times can you stay in bed all day, just because there’s nothing to do before dreams start becoming hard to distinguish from reality, wait... I’m pretty sure that happened long ago.
Nah, then maybe s**t would be more interesting. and the cast would be much more gutwrenching © 2008 78%H2OReviews
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Added on February 12, 2008Author78%H2OMOAboutI have tasted the faery fungus and haven't stopped vomitting words like runes ever since. My brain makes me sick to my stomach, and while senses can be deceitful, pleasures never fail. Which is sayi.. more..Writing
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