splinter
Posted: April 3rd, 2011, 10:54 pm
when the thing that broke me
happened, i thought it was a good day to die= i never wanted to delve into deeper darker waters i barely made it out of...
my family still thinks my emotional cut off from them
is about something else
i will never bother to clear it up
our language is so different
my mother is a wanna be southern bell in washington dc
a recovering actress, and a woman with no life without a husband
i was the warrior of my family
they slithered away from anything real
my father is a has been actor selling a book he wrote
that makes my children and i laugh
no one caught me when i fell
i hid in places when i was a young woman
to avoid danger
then i got a little tougher, a little nuttier,
and they left me alone. the street people taught me tricks in the sidelines...
when i looked like a woman, i got married, having little idea of what that meant, i knew about the dress, but the toasters and blenders were a surprise
people asked if we were going to have a child
i knew when i looked at him he was not the father of my children
was it sleeping in covered parking lots that gave me this sight
that made dellusions run and hide
i could be a scary crazy person too=
when i met the father of my children i knew things about him, but i could never see his face
now i see it all the time, in my sons...
when i broke, when my soul lay fractured
i had to put the pieces back in slowly
they brought ideas and distinctions to my romantic notions of long love and faith
still-in the quiet of a fire on the beach
a fire burning from the night before
i gathered wood watched the sun come up
and it felt like the spirit world was saying "sit with me awhile"
happened, i thought it was a good day to die= i never wanted to delve into deeper darker waters i barely made it out of...
my family still thinks my emotional cut off from them
is about something else
i will never bother to clear it up
our language is so different
my mother is a wanna be southern bell in washington dc
a recovering actress, and a woman with no life without a husband
i was the warrior of my family
they slithered away from anything real
my father is a has been actor selling a book he wrote
that makes my children and i laugh
no one caught me when i fell
i hid in places when i was a young woman
to avoid danger
then i got a little tougher, a little nuttier,
and they left me alone. the street people taught me tricks in the sidelines...
when i looked like a woman, i got married, having little idea of what that meant, i knew about the dress, but the toasters and blenders were a surprise
people asked if we were going to have a child
i knew when i looked at him he was not the father of my children
was it sleeping in covered parking lots that gave me this sight
that made dellusions run and hide
i could be a scary crazy person too=
when i met the father of my children i knew things about him, but i could never see his face
now i see it all the time, in my sons...
when i broke, when my soul lay fractured
i had to put the pieces back in slowly
they brought ideas and distinctions to my romantic notions of long love and faith
still-in the quiet of a fire on the beach
a fire burning from the night before
i gathered wood watched the sun come up
and it felt like the spirit world was saying "sit with me awhile"