On a sultry summer evening,
-The myna does not sing.
Curiosity might have cut off her wings.
It is a planned disaster on her part.
But graveling in the lowly dust thou art.
I uncork wine bottles and leave them at the kitchen.
Oh! What a pity.
Idealism mocked at me in a time when,
Curiosity killed my virginity.
Television is a unnecessary evil.
Shall you pay my utility bills?
I have over fifty channels to choose, over fifty ways to lose.
-While the dead band still plays dead man’s blues.
That was a beautiful place – her face.
There I was asked to consent – to represent.
Whatever lies before me – is discourtesy.
But of-course, I can’t possibly deign you manners by means of a sledgehammer.
‘No attachments and no miseries.’
That’s exactly how we’re supposed to be.
We sleep fresh and wake up tired.
But I’m not so sure if our lives are wired.
Cut the wire. Fly still higher. Light the fire. You’re a liar!
Evening is a smudge of yellow and crimson.
I almost mistook you for the prodigal son.
You’re the steadfast outcast, into the mire you’ll have to descend.
And that’s something you possibly can’t amend.