oh god oh god oh god

oh god oh god oh god

A Poem by Everett Dulin

engraving my bones,
into my composite wooden desk.
the markings the same,
from centuries ago.
                            
my shoes etch shadows
into the tile beneath.
dark smudges,
along the porcelain relief.
             
stark, at my desk I remain.
telling my stories,
offering rebuttals, refrains.
humming about hope.
       
though i dont know the song.
its tune, easy enough to follow.
something bitter,
ripping at my tonsils.
        
spitting it out.
what i thought would be lost,
likes to look me in my face.
its eyes narrow and spiteful.
        
too close for even glasses to fit.
if it even had a nose for them to sit upon.
just a blob of hate and phlegm,
following, staring, saying i should take a sit
                       
and think about things.
at least for a while.
"tomorrow hasnt come yet,
smoke a cigarette."
                           

© 2024 Everett Dulin


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Added on October 14, 2024
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Everett Dulin
Everett Dulin

Worcester, MA



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