There’s a stop sign in my rearview mirror
On Russell and College…
And I’m tired of 7 11’s with blaring
Fluorescent lights
And fights
And lonely people asking for cigarettes at bus stations
And sex that hurts
And having to walk home to piss
And searching for eternal bliss
And giving up on life for 5
And filling empty spaces with smoke
And forgetting faces –
And remembering them.
And that café where my life took place
Slurred by headlights
And sized up by caffeine
And rock climbing nights
And I’m tired of loving and losing
And losing to love
And feudalism
Transforming into capitalism
And Marxism existing solely in my ego
As we go
(or try to go)
with the flow
And I’m tired of craving cookie dough
And coffee
And getting toffee stuck in my teeth
And I’m tired of the hills being so far away
And perverts telling me to pray
And nobody caring what I have to say
And having a soulmate for a day
And chasing dreams downstream
While they sit in salmon’s mouths swimming up
And lilacs and heart attacks
And the scone man
And Dan
And Eucalyptus
Fraud
And pink and blue and Hugh
And Dew
That won’t let me sit on the grass in the morning
And mourning
Imbellishments of intelligences
Governments lying
And spying
And crying
Goddamn black cars and movie stars
And trips to Mars
When we don’t have enough money to survive
And they tell me to strive
For happiness,
To walk down this street with finesse
And then maybe too
Will have shiny hair.
And I'm tired of migration