Note to Self:

Note to Self:

A Poem by Logan Carryall
"

Sometimes you got to be legit in reflection.

"

 

Hey,

Wear that rage, scumbag. In the bitter truth you had it all. Every last ounce of it. Down in the vestal fields, where the population carries out its perdition, you sat in the gardens starting fires. Eyes gleaming at the bean pole parade, churning your mocking laughter. You turned, and laughed at the growing things abound, as if supreme fore-seer of apocalyptic truths. “Your Vain, in vain, so vain…” Spitting out loud, summoning bile dawned wit. Certainly there is some thread. Crank comedy cases of boring s**t—mixing measures of consistent drips. Of course your pyre found the neighboring gardens, as yours had smoldered long ago. Where did your ashes sweep you forgetful thing? Your prophecy had been drawn

 ……and you count it as proof?

Such a scientist.

Damn Jesus of light is you.

Envy is a deadly game friend. Your striping to nothing, gave nothing, took everything, as if you didn’t know. Spare your-self the scumbag.

To now…

Stumble lightly, friend, around the missing things that grow.

 

PS: And pick up milk. Were out.

© 2008 Logan Carryall


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Interesting way to give yourself hell for being a egocentric negative minded baboon. Nice flow and images throughout. The little reminder for milk at the end was an imaginative and unexpected bit that truely added to the whole piece.
One question?? You wrote.................
"Every last once of it" is that Ounce?

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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you have inspired me - i was not aware that i could get away with this form in poetry!

oh. and i liked yr last line as well.

Posted 15 Years Ago


hmm..lol Interesting self talk...
I'm thinking it's better to have more positive self talks..
but I guess getting down to the hard cold truth first
is good -- that way one knows what to address --

I loved the last line... lol. Yeah, that really brought the
entire piece together quite well.. :)

Great job!

Posted 15 Years Ago


A bit hard on yourself. Must deserve it. Creative write, and loved the light tone at the end.

This is an interesting way to evaluate yourself, I guess as a writer it's the best way, you can go over it and over it and edit the write as you modify your behavior, if you so choose.

Nice work.

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

ok I had to laugh at the end. first at the unexpected PS at the end and second; it made me wonder if you didn't sit down to jot a note to buy milk and wind up with this piece lol. a harsh but certainly interesting introspective piece.

Posted 15 Years Ago


Yes, I did mean ounce. Damn. Thank you both!!

Posted 15 Years Ago


Now you f***ed up ;)
Not with this piece. But those are the words that echo in my head reading this. I often feel as if I suck. Caught up in our own s**t such that we ignore whats plainly in front of us and everyone else. Good visuals throughout this piece.. took me a few reads.. enjoyed it tho.

also questioning the same thing as nightdream.. ounce or once...?

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Interesting way to give yourself hell for being a egocentric negative minded baboon. Nice flow and images throughout. The little reminder for milk at the end was an imaginative and unexpected bit that truely added to the whole piece.
One question?? You wrote.................
"Every last once of it" is that Ounce?

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Logan Carryall
Logan Carryall

Upstate, NY



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Logan Carryall is a young man who lives in the apple orchards of New York, New York. About ten minuets from the Hudson River, Logan drinks near barges and trains. The world seems much bigger without a.. more..

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