13 March 2016
covering songs as poems
wrote a poem as a remix of my fave song ever: nobody's baby by sharon jones & the dap kings.
nobody’s baby
tired
of being asked
to bend round
over my spine—
it’s leaving time
won’t stay
can’t say
why—only that
that brand
on my back
don’t say:
“yours”
only says:
“mine”
07 March 2016
journal, 2016
"curled under blankets ratty with age. I lean against the hollywood hills. perched like a gargoyle at its edge, I'm not making the climb yet but also not at the base.
it's a kind of limbo between the hills & the world below--not completely in either, not separate either.
do I feel a sense of belonging? have my skin & bones taken root here in the sand?
it clings to my ankles. exfoliates. I shed my skin around los angeles like a snake."
"curled under blankets ratty with age. I lean against the hollywood hills. perched like a gargoyle at its edge, I'm not making the climb yet but also not at the base.
it's a kind of limbo between the hills & the world below--not completely in either, not separate either.
do I feel a sense of belonging? have my skin & bones taken root here in the sand?
it clings to my ankles. exfoliates. I shed my skin around los angeles like a snake."
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