the following is the indiscernible sludge after a microwave has been used for a few years and has not been cleaned because you only use it once a week, if that, and it’s your coworkers job to pitch in too and you’re a little afraid of the radiation which you’ve been told isn’t very high but you weren’t directly told it was low by those same coworkers who are there near it, laughing, smiling, while the microwave bleeds hand sized nuclear apocalypses that are bitten into and left behind to turn into sludge. you sometimes wonder if it feels more alive than you. your coworker pats you on the back and you say ahaha, though you’re not sure what they said. the microwave finishes. pops open. sludge, sludge, sludge. you notice a wet spot on your t-shirt. was it drool from your ahaha? was it from the coworker? you aren’t sure.
all you know is you need to be cleaned from this world.
*
you,
lily,
feel so completely
so you feel complete
*
i held on
while
you held no
*
i am worried
that one day
i will lose my worry
which makes me worry more
and lost again against days
that go on despite
*
love
will give me the worst of my life
but then
i will still be loved
and until the night
the next morning
the end
there will be nothing better
*
overcome me
by bringing you closer here
under the covers
to consecrate this wandering mess
into something that keeps god watching
in excitement and disbelief
*
we are meant
to not mean much
to we or our
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