This chair here doesn't belong to me
& these impatient hours I sit through
don't seem much like mine at all
The chair was made to be comforting
so that I might sink into it quite easily
and so there would be no need to add
any ligature-straps or electric currencies
to hold me here or render my heart still
But somehow the chair seems more like
it has been wedged up my keystare
blocking my bowels from going with my gut
and purging myself of all the emptiness
that these impatient hours force-feed me
I could push the chair away
or take time off or out of this
but I'd have to stand on my own
and answer these impatient hours
& others that never cease to ask
questions I can't readily satisfy
As I sit through these impatient hours
they keep urging me to more than answer
as these hours are stuck here with me
and they can't stand stagnation either
But my legs have long-ago gone numb
under the weight of my stagnant keystare
so that walking away seems harder than
soaring above some storm-stained sky
As I sit through these impatient hours
I wonder through fixed/fragmentary frames
of pseudo-conscious commercial breaks
how patiently I've become so impatient
or how impatiently I can sit here patiently
while these impatient hours keep leaving me
as I continue failing to escape them all this time
Eventually what is left or no longer left of me
may be removed from this wretched recliner
as these impatient hours cease to move me
and I can no longer stand to sit through them
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Sunday, November 13, 2016
Bloody-Hell...
It was between an ad for tampons touted as more than twice as absorbent as other brands and an infomercial for an all-natural wonder-drug that had been scientifically proven as more effective in treating depression than the leading placebo that eye-rolling syllables materialized from this obfuscated dimension of existence which rests tangentially removed from the realm of such ad-things.
"Bloody-Hell"
The interlocutor shifted in an ergonomically designed recliner while searching for the device which had been imbued with the gawd-like power to teleport viewing consciousness from one reality TV-show to another. After having retrieved the magic-wand/remote-control from the forgotten and obscured abyss approximately located between memory-foam cushions and a too-casual-for-company clothed arse more focus-group type feedback was transmitted.
"Why don't they just cram all this pschyt up their ahss?"
The mute button was depressed and channels blinked into and out of perceived existence as I sat silenced and bewildered with my consciousness skipping through un-televised thoughts. -Who\what were these they---Why would they---Don't tampons go---Was that drug-thing supposed to be a suppository---
Even though I've left the room I still feel as if I have been unable to remove my head from---, but more importantly I fear I may be unable to ever truly leave this remote realm. It's as if--- Oh wait, my show's about to start! Maybe I should call that 1-800 number to order those anti-depression suppositories they were selling. They're supposed to be better than placebos.
"Bloody-Hell"
The interlocutor shifted in an ergonomically designed recliner while searching for the device which had been imbued with the gawd-like power to teleport viewing consciousness from one reality TV-show to another. After having retrieved the magic-wand/remote-control from the forgotten and obscured abyss approximately located between memory-foam cushions and a too-casual-for-company clothed arse more focus-group type feedback was transmitted.
"Why don't they just cram all this pschyt up their ahss?"
The mute button was depressed and channels blinked into and out of perceived existence as I sat silenced and bewildered with my consciousness skipping through un-televised thoughts. -Who\what were these they---Why would they---Don't tampons go---Was that drug-thing supposed to be a suppository---
Even though I've left the room I still feel as if I have been unable to remove my head from---, but more importantly I fear I may be unable to ever truly leave this remote realm. It's as if--- Oh wait, my show's about to start! Maybe I should call that 1-800 number to order those anti-depression suppositories they were selling. They're supposed to be better than placebos.
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