In from the snow of reality: melodic scrawlings on the wall bones in the back. outside, worries and dangers prowl but this is my place and the rock bottom is soft as feathers
the machine it's not so bad one of the best friends I ever had the machine knows what we need, the machine won't make us bleed the machine packs us into trite coffeehouses
I'm scared of the T.V. and I rarely shave. every channel's about depravity and I'm trying to behave. I think I have M.S., at any rate it's hard to walk. I spend my time dialing numbers
a musical saint for artists, addicts and the mentally scrambled composer of melodic dissonance poet of dark innocence he's so key to me I almost couldn't write this poem,
the cops on his trail, he was an unwelcome guest in my apartment for a few hours let him in to make a phone-call. how could I be so stupid? but I was kind to him