I don’t want to remember the way that it was and yet I reminisce Suddenly your melody moves down my playlist I don’t want respiratory failure to… Read more “The practical application of switching vibes”
Tag: men
Sultry for no reason
I’m sorry. I’m one of those awful people who with the exception of Henry Cavill don’t hold other humans that I don’t know personally In any high… Read more “Sultry for no reason”
Mon traité avec le monstre que j’aime
I don’t need another proving ground I have several. You don’t need another mistress type you have access to plenty of them, I’m sure. You don’t really… Read more “Mon traité avec le monstre que j’aime”
CHECKABITCH Cafe
First I understand why you still talk to your monster. It’s the same reason I don’t ignore my monster when he sends me dumb shit. I love… Read more “CHECKABITCH Cafe”
Plane Hams or Jake’s Youth
You’ve eaten a little of my brain and it was the poisonous part and I watched you swallow and I hoped for the best and I hoped… Read more “Plane Hams or Jake’s Youth”
Tarantula Juice
He likes to listen to songs about Jesus. He spends his free time reading. He has the kind of hug that makes you feel seen. He’s had… Read more “Tarantula Juice”
At My Most Fievel Mousekewitz
Your kiss is so good I’m taken aback whenever it crosses my mind. I must immediately reminisce. Everything stops when I think about it and if I… Read more “At My Most Fievel Mousekewitz”
The Arcadian Bud Can Weed Bowl
Peruvian Nick Jonas hit me up this week talking about he “let himself into my place” and he’s just gonna hang out. Uhhhhhh no. But I have… Read more “The Arcadian Bud Can Weed Bowl”
There’s bitches everywhere, including Rio
I pretend that I am the offender enough to forgive because Seneca once said, in other words than mine that anger makes a slave. It’s best I… Read more “There’s bitches everywhere, including Rio”
At nearly 29000 feet…
Peep that it’s still raining. The impact of him, Mr. Cirrus, is faint and minimal at most- You see because I know exactly who he is and… Read more “At nearly 29000 feet…”
