I've got four different modern gadgets on my desk
They provide obstacles for my typing
It would be easy to move them
Yet easier to not
Two have touch screens
Two have buttons
In other moments they each supply convenience for a task
At this time they produce the opposite
That just goes to show:
There is a time and place for everything
You stupid modern gadgets
I don't mean that
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Thursday, June 10, 2010
I just can't
Yeah yeah yeah, I know, be normal. Talk about the normal stuff. Keep my attention with the things I can relate to. Make me think about stuff I want to think about.
Please don't challenge me.
Don't challenge me!
Write it monkey. Write me what I want. What I think will do me good.
Make life comfortable.
I don't blame you.
I just can't.
I don't know you.
Please don't challenge me.
Don't challenge me!
Write it monkey. Write me what I want. What I think will do me good.
Make life comfortable.
I don't blame you.
I just can't.
I don't know you.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
"Keep that viscous poodle back!" Gary yelled to the old Manhattan lady. She held surprisingly tight to the leash as the small beast chomped and spit and cursed at him. The old lady didn't say a word. Gary was cornered in the confined entrance-way of his eight story apartment building on the upper west side of the city. He had no other choice than to kick the ever-living-shit out of the little pest, and run, full sprint, three blocks to safety.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Take my wife please
She stopped at an unimportant corner of an unimportant block in her unimportant neighborhood.
She focused in on an unimportant crack near the unimportant corner.
She looked closely at the crack; closer than normal.
She thought more in depth about the crack; more in depth than normal.
She thought of how much unimportant stuff had to happen to make this unimportant crack; it was all quite amazing.
She wasn't sure why she was compelled to think more of this crack than any other unimportant crack.
She just, maybe, wanted to make something unimportant, important.
She focused in on an unimportant crack near the unimportant corner.
She looked closely at the crack; closer than normal.
She thought more in depth about the crack; more in depth than normal.
She thought of how much unimportant stuff had to happen to make this unimportant crack; it was all quite amazing.
She wasn't sure why she was compelled to think more of this crack than any other unimportant crack.
She just, maybe, wanted to make something unimportant, important.
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