From Which I Could Hang

Res Ipsa Loquitur

I am not afraid of the grave but I am scared of my soul being saved

Because then I’d have to live up to how I was raised

And the truth of the matter, is that I do not feel I make the grade

I used to date a beautiful woman but she refuses to believe what I say

And though I pray to meet a girl

Who believes I want more from her than to get laid

It seems they are all the same,

Materialistic underneath the sweet, maternal masquerade

Lord knows that I do not consider all women ho’s

It’s just that the hatred of loneliness grows

The only loyal female is the Kitty Nepenthe

And even she pisses on my clothes

Lately, my damned luck seems to suck

More than usual and I’m like: “What the f**k?”

In The City of Stockton I am forever stuck

I wear a knife on the side but to date the blade has never cut

Any human being but it might be freeing for that fact to change

In the mean time I am just searching for a paradisiacal rope

From which I could hang

.A.N.F.
Drew Kazinsky
West Stockton, California
September 26, 2011

 

Reviews

[mandy]

lmao..i actually liked the font! and the poem too,,,kind of a lot of dark emotions, but that's okay...we all experience those emotions at one time or another. good job.

[Andrew N. Farrens]

The font is terrible, looked better on Microsoft Word than it does here. I think I will fix it tonight, since I feel industrious. The reason I have not changed the font yet is honest apathetic laziness. I consider it almost an atavistic endeavor of a blissful behavior sink....Thank-you for the kind words otherwise. Selah.
ANF


P.S. If you "google" one of the above two-worded phrase, you will find some interesting information about two great authors who came up with the sayings. I blatantly and shamelessly stole their two phrases for no other apparent reason except that I can. I won't tell you which two-worded combination you need to search and I offer this suggestion in the hopes that you are an inquisitive person. Indeed. Again, thanks for the review.
Res Ipsa Loquitur

Take care......
Drew

[Andrew N. Farrens]

The word behavior was supposed to behavioral, damned typos....

[Mark]

I can relate. Great read Andrew, but maybe cuz I'm old, the font really annoyed me. I actually copied and pasted it into Notepad so I could read it. :)

it was worth it though!

[Yheela]

Do I sense bitterness, frustration, loneliness?
Liked it very much.

[Andrew N. Farrens]

yes, you do sense all those things.....lol

[MoriartyMesa]

I like the run of emotions, flow of words to this. It had a lot of sparks that could set off a powder keg.

[Andrew N. Farrens]

Heya, man, thanks.......that is some good phrase twisting: "It had a lot of sparks that could set off a powder keg."

[Geraldine]

A very, very interesting write. :)) I liked the poem, I liked the thought, and I liked everything. :D Good job. ^^

[Andrew N. Farrens]

Indeed. Thank-you from the pit of my rotting, burning in hell-fire everlasting Soul, Miss Geraldine.......

[Geraldine]

oh wow .. :P hha you're very much welcome Andrew. :P

[CHRIS ANDES]

this is very interesting
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[Andrew N. Farrens]

Indeed it is. I am terribly interested in it myself as well but for the life of me, I cannot figure out why......

[CHRIS ANDES]

=]
haha
it's sublime within you
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