| A False Feeling (or My Work Apart from Me) Cleanliness isn't happiness. How much fucking gumption does that take? They tell me; it starts to hail. I crumple on the cement. The hail follows me to a drill, to chitchat, to Polish cat fiends scraping me all day dry. I tell you, please respond. I have a need, have to know what you think. Because you're good at thought. Sorry I cussed in the same column as you. They say anger is natural, anger is real, and I'm so fucking angry at you. I need you to say he'll be there to tell me something anything nothing. Don't know where you are who you are. Can I have a Child? "Happiness...." I can't stand the feeling I have, but I have it- want to hold It to my breast. Can't do much but stare at the rise and fall of my tummy hole. Don't want to laugh tomorrow. Can't go back to New York where we breathed beer-smoke together. "Happiness." Cleanliness isn't happiness or sadness or cleanliness at all. Were you in the dark? Away from here now. Your work apart from me; my work apart from you. Sometimes you get a feeling like you can change someone else's fate. |
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