You’re alone at night sat in your veranda facing the cloudy sky stars refused to show moon didn’t want to shine for you but wind blows harshly cold there’s no one you can call no one you can talk the air is freezing you inside then you light a cigarette and put all your hopes on it because people told you to find pleasure in small things.
It’s a cigarette smaller than 10cm and a hell of a delight!
I’ve got this faucet of words inside me That has been over control for a long time.
Usually it only lets words dribble. A drip every now and then. But right now the inner pressure is getting too high and as I see the time has finally come to loose it so the words will come in a gush and wash away the anxiety and anguish towards future the remaining spots of faded memories the fear and laziness, boredom and carelessness break the wall of pessimism where I lean my head.
Writing. Writing is the way to ease my soul and clean my path.
Many have suited her in a mysterious dress adorned with obscurity which obviously makes her beautiful. But all that mystery and obscurity Is only behind their eyes. I see night as a naked woman - The first one I loved - With star shaped sparkling spots all around her body. And I often penetrate Night get lost between her arms! where I feel better where I have all my best thoughts.
Night is the Lady who has told me all the worst and best news of my life who has fed me with inspiration when I was struggling to write who watched me drinking sadness down until I passed out who swallowed all the cigarette smoke I blew on her face without saying a word.
while all the others were sleeping relaxing having sex there I stood all for her the glorious crazy sexy woman who took my sanity away bit by bit and is with happiness that I say she still does.
I must stop writing like an old man. Or what am I gonna do when I really get old? Write about the afterlife? I can barely write about life! Right now it’s happening outside and I’m still on my pajamas. The youngness on me is not bigger than three or four boners a day. Sometimes I even desire life! but when I leave home to find it the streets are dead or crowded with stupid people who I’d like to kill. Oh no I must stop living like an old helplessly bitter sad man.