context by Walking Distance published on 2014/12/14 22:03:06 +0000 slicked up tile floors that i slipped on spoils of the great drug war that i tripped on caught myself, then let him down you told me you gave up, but were withdrawn the same kind of way we embrace the sun in dawn now my mind's writing novels that i can't see just like the vanishing act of me in my debris by time the words were written, readied my guilty plea moved on a hinge, in a cycle, convincing you to hear me i gave it a title, called it my only pride and joy, along with all the things i've forgotten since i was a boy but it was wrong, false flag, a broken useless decoy. just words, memories, and stories i wish i could destroy. you clinged to them anyway, and smiled, much to my dismay just muscle memory and a twitch and i haven't seen in days but i'll remember those thoughts, if only for me and the textbooks they've deposited, though you would disagree information i'll forget next semster, and moments i'll regret altogether so for better or worse i'll write it down in verse insignificant and fleeting when seen anywhere but this point in the universe