you
made
me
forget
myself
I
thought
I
was
someone
else
someone
good
- Lou Reed
I
wished
that
my
long
hair
was
longer
so
that
I
might
hide
behind
it
the
xanax
incident
where
we
took
too
many
and
slept
for
three
days
my
love
is
like
a
see
saw
baby
thank
you
for
staying
on
the
ride
the
train
slowed
and
I
knew
if
I
got
on
I
couldn't
never
get
off
you
must
be
my
muse
you're
the
only
thing
I
want
to
write
about
I
love
your
face
I
could
look
at
you
forever
and
never
get
enough
the
light
that
shines
from
your
eyes
sometimes
overwhelms
me
and
I
can't
see
he
made
me
feel
like
the
sun
the
breeze
all
the
better
parts
of
a
day
the
audience
watched
I
read
my
poems
my
daughter
peed
on
my
shoes
a
sail
boat
on
the
upper
bay
of
the
hudson
the
skyscrapers
behind
it's
the
roses
they
call
garden
party
I
think
Jackie
O
would
love
them
why
did
the
poop
cross
the
road
because
it
was
inside
of
the
chicken
-sean & emily
today
his
grey
hairs
stood
out
whispering
to
me
his
gentle
future
I
thought
about
how
I
might
hold
him
when
he
comes
home
I
miss
his
arms
by
the
sea
stars
of
your
love
reclining
on
the
heart
waves
of
your
kiss
I
thought
I'd
remember
his
pale
skin
as
he
was
dying
but
I
don't
let's
make
love
I'll
be
Elizabeth
Hardwick
you
can
be
Robert
Lowell
I
said
you
could
be
queen
of
the
sea
she
said
or
queen
of
everything
it's
all
the
little
hairs
on
your
shoulders
backlit
by
the
summer's
sun
the
cat
so
proud
in
the
grass
there
having
just
beaten
a
mouse
to
death
portishead
played
and
there
I
was
back
in
1998
again
that
one
guy
who
looks
at
me
with
those
bright
eyes
that
make
me
want
to
hide
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
love
I
considered
the
sun
'cause
that's
'bout
all
I
could
consider
today
when
you
read
it
read
it
slowly
in
my
voice
the
way
i
sound
in
your
ear
i
want
to
dip
my
nipples
into
your
mouth
set
myself
upon
you
he
told
her
her
mother
was
sick
but
she'd
just
caught
the
heroin
flu
you're
just
a
picture
but
I
think
I
could've
fallen
in
love
with
you
the
poem
sat
waiting
for
me
on
the
tip
of
my
tongue
old
girl
describing
a
psychedelic
experience
where
I
was
crying
I
write
poems
he
draws
pictures
he
sometimes
paints
with
watercolors
I
feel
like
giving
up
today
but
I
won't
not
just
yet
not
today
the
surface
is
made
of
layers
and
layers
it's
not
all
that
it
seems
I
could
live
in
a
treehouse
talk
to
the
animals
drink
from
the
falls
the
line
had
cut
out
but
it
didn't
matter
I
still
felt
what
she'd
said
she
ate
pulled
pork
for
breakfast
swam
in
the
pool
in
the
rain
as
yucca
watched
we
could
hear
the
crickets
see
the
june
bugs
and
feel
all
the
mosquitoes
the
girls
were
arguing
and
arguing
about
who
would
marry
batman
don't
believe
her
when
she
says
she
has
the
blues
she
loves
her
charmed
life
sing
me
your
songs
I
want
to
remember
them
and
sing
them
when
I'm
sad
be
still
my
beating
heart
on
second
thought
don't
be
still
flutter
away
I
want
to
tell
you
about
the
dream
where
I
dreamt
I
could
play
the
flute
she's
intimidated
by
me
because
the
truth
comes
so
naturally
I
was
trying
to
work
out
a
poem
so
I
thought
I'd
watch
my
soap
I
looked
at
her
class
picture
and
thought
someday
I'll
forget
all
their
names
it
was
my
daughter's
last
day
of
kindergarten
I
felt
accomplished
I
think
I
know
how
he
must've
felt
when
I
told
him
my
water
just
broke
my
daughter
the
fruit
of
me
blossoming
ripening
someday
fallen
I
dreamt
I
held
her
in
my
lap
stroked
her
hair
but
she'd
been
cruel
to
me
I
waited
on
the
night
all
day
I
waited
'til
my
dark
lover
came
today
seems
to
matter
but
it
doesn't
it
makes
no
difference
my
family
goes
to
sleep
I
am
awake
reading
the
deep
poems
you
know
not
demon
crazy
just
motivated
crazy
you
get
it
beside
my
sick
daughter
our
bodies
don't
touch
but
needing
each
other
the
lascivious
poet
awoke
wanton
she
threw
her
words
like
spears
your
smile's
asymmetrical
your
left
eye
droops
together
it
makes
you
I
wait
on
dinner
your
gentle
words
I
eat
tonight
I
sleep
soundly
she
puts
the
perspiration
in
inspiration
toasts
her
devil's
cup
let
me
tell
you
of
the
girl
with
black
eyes
dark
hair
skin
as
white
as
the
sea
the
meaning
in
lying
nude
in
the
long
grass
walking
the
city
blocks
the
touching
grass
the
smelling
sun
the
seeing
air
the
hearing
mountain
what
legacy
I
leave
they'll
remember
cafes
poems
long
brown
hair
awake
I
hear
Sexton's
voice
for
the
first
time
we
have
two
daughters
each
I'm
living
on
your
words
even
with
the
quietest
of
sounds
I
eat
the
sun
took
me
away
laid
me
down
in
the
grass
and
left
me
alone
I
am
the
tree
I
am
the
mountain
I
am
the
sea
I
am
the
breeze
the
light
in
the
sky
is
very
pretty
they
call
that
light
the
sun
isn't
this
so
exciting
kitty
we
get
to
take
a
nap
together
the
light
is
coming
through
the
windows
and
the
floors
are
clean
spring's
so
sprung
I
won't
die
I'll
live
'til
eternity
and
then
I'll
live
a
little
more
my
hand
on
your
cheek
when
you're
smiling
your
hair
your
eyes
in
my
life
sexton's
poems
girpped
my
heart
the
way
the
owl's
talons
did
grip
plath's
I
felt
giddy
coming
from
nowhere
like
something
great
would
soon
happen
and
while
they're
probably
homesick
she
wrote
they
won't
go
back
and
I
can't
I
waited
for
the
storm
for
days
I
could
stand
to
wait
awhile
more
all
right
it
was
that
hour
the
witching
one
where
the
sky's
darkest
just
before
the
light
they
said
a
storm
was
coming
I
sat
on
the
porch
and
waited
for
it
she
speaks
my
life
her
words
make
melancholy
my
sunshine
hides
from
you
writing
shitty
little
poems
in
the
sun
watching
the
kids
live
naked
the
heat
made
me
hot
my
skin
pink
my
throat
dry
I
began
to
sweat
some
I'd
love
to
get
lost
in
your
world
Lou
Ford
but
it'd
be
the
death
of
me
I
get
my
inspiration
from
inspiration
herself
oh
she's
a
lady
she
wrote
today
is
made
of
yesterday
and
that's
an
absolute
son
I
need
attention
that
sometimes
he
can't
give
me
I
hate
that
hole
I
love
peonies
ranunculus
but
I
bet
he
doesn't
know
it
I
was
feeling
high
my
thoughts
were
vague
the
air
chilly
I
sat
smoking
it
was
a
spring
day
that
felt
like
fall
so
I
played
the
Amy
Winehouse
the
sky's
expanding
always
in
my
dreams
I'm
staying
saying
goodbye
I
stood
back
from
the
people
away
from
the
crowd
I
wanted
nothing
when
he
died
he
was
so
cold
because
he'd
been
in
a
refrigerator
he
had
plans
he
had
a
couple
things
to
do
but
before
that
he
died
she
wished
on
birthday
candles
and
shooting
stars
and
dandelion
seeds
tell
me
which
are
you
the
moon
when
it's
waxing
or
the
moon
when
it's
waning
the
rose
comes
every
spring
it
follows
me
through
autumm
winter
it
sleeps
the
roses
stood
tall
and
soft
against
what
some
would
call
a
leaden
sky
I
imagined
the
sun
behind
him
cutoffs
no
shirt
on
a
lawn
chair
now
that
I've
seen
the
bush
tit's
nest
I
see
the
tree
sway
in
a
different
way
the
tall
woman
had
orange
hair
not
red
long
straight
very
very
orange
hair
losing
faith
is
slow
and
painful
she
said
it
was
true
because
I
knew