I am a poet Nah, Nah, I used to be a one Now I smile at relative strangers drink dark difficult coffees and live off pretending I have a voice but gladly there's no audience although there are multitudes for procrastination.
I used to be smart recognized, re conciliated, re-affirmed by friends for crazy a*s, brainy ideas. But friends got tired girlfriends bored and days got longer in silence, lonesome ambitions.
My friends resemble me, pity me, sympathize I am my friend I go for late night dinners with myself and wait at deserted bus stops when I had cars in the past I earn a few thousand dollars short of what they call success My lines I read and sometimes even I don't re-read again.
You can feel sorry, share pity, blame and do a whole horde of things I however will sit in my office with my blank notebook blank pages and pages and fill it with blank ink for as long as I could remember.
i like this. you are not taking yourself too seriously, so one does not pity you, but the reader relates to the human condition of falling short of the lofty goals that you once had for yourself. We can relate to continuing living life, a little humbled and less pretentious, but still wanting to make a mark of some sort, in some fashion, but aware it might not be as sweeping as we once thought .
Hi !! I don't fuss too much about sharing a name or an identity. I came across this website and found it to be an interesting niche for writers without distinctive labels. It is a great place to befri.. more..