Have you ever punched yourself in the gut on a Thursday in June?A Poem by Sarah McKeever HittHave you ever punched yourself in the gut on a Thursday in June? I have and it went like this. I started to think that for the past decade I have spent way too long in the if and how mindset. Blindly I would ask random birds if they knew how many quarts are in a gallon And if they knew why I couldn’t sleep at night. This fact shone bright and loudly this morning as the sun warmed my hair and showed my grey. I looked down to see the torn curtains that fell off my window still lying there And then I shouted, “God Damn I need to walk out of my bedroom” and I walked out to the kitchen to make toast and come to terms with the reality that I am 41 years old. Fitting and timely since I have hatched finally, from my hiding egg I stopped living in the zone I found myself in for the past 3000 days Living like a hobbitesque background actor on My So Called Life “No more, never more never the less whatever nevermind” I thought, "This is My life, so called” as I turned on the game shows for my cat before I left for work. © 2020 Sarah McKeever Hitt |
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Added on June 25, 2020Last Updated on June 25, 2020 AuthorSarah McKeever HittChicago, ILAboutTake me, I am the drug; take me, I am hallucinogenic. -Salvadore Dali Pleasure cannot be shared; like Pain, it can only be experienced or inflicted, and when we give pleasure to our Lo.. more..Writing
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