Everything Comes From My Head Anyway
This crazy beauty is staring out at me;
crazy because I should have never seen her
or had the chance to fall in love.
—I’m so easily attached;
and she’s never spoken to me,
—sung, but never spoken.
I think to myself while I stare
at her sheet of shining teeth
and the tentacle that they hide:
I’ve written too many poems
to people who can’t read them,
but it’s so easy to carry on a conversation
more like a dream than a mutual means
to merge two unlike lives.
It’s alright if I lie about my dreams,
the size of the conversations
and the lifetimes that burn so instantly
before my eyes open to the morning.
It doesn’t matter if I only passed by you
in a café, stricken with tunnel vision;
we are married when I tell myself
what, for the first time, feels so real.



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