Showing posts with label deep thoughts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deep thoughts. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2015

Some Virtue.


One of the difficult things about being single and basically a monk - which I basically am - is that there is no one to talk to about the small things like what I should read over the summer, or whether or not I should test out the shaved-head-and-beard look, or is this Bukowski poem good or have I just had too much wine?

I’ve long been saying that the little things in life are the most important and the most odd and also the most interesting. I do - if I’m being honest - miss being able to share the little things with someone. I lived with a girl once who let me read to her in bed at night until she fell asleep and I miss that sort of thing. I remember the books I read to her and all of those books are special to me and I can’t imagine that it is simply because for two years I was on a hot streak of good-book-picking.

There is - I’ve realized - some virtue in going through this whole being-alive-thing alone. My life is busy and I crowbar freedom into it as I can and that would be impossible if I had to account for the minutia of someone else’s life. Also, I’m not certain that I would be a very good partner right now and so I’m not anyone’s partner. This is just me being honest because this is a blog that no one reads.

Two things, I guess, are certain though: this is a good Bukowski poem and I have had too much wine.
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Saturday, August 9, 2014

Pants Apology.



Do you think that the laundering process is psychologically damaging for clothes? I’ve got to imagine that the washing machine in particular is a dark, churning, drowning terror. I’m certainly glad that I am not clothes. Now I feel bad for my pants.


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Saturday, April 21, 2012

Deep in the Forest.




Deep in the Forest.


By james bezerra



Deep in the forest,

a beetle realizes that he missed

the latest episode of “Glee”.

But then he remembers that he does not like “Glee”

because he is a beetle

and not a Beatle,

so he has no sense of musicality.

Or Ears.

 
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