segunda-feira, 12 de março de 2018

The boy version of me

The boy version of me drinks Blue Moon on the train. He is discreet and keeps to himself. To avoid awkwardness he gets lost in his playlists, choosing some old indie rock band as the soundtrack to his ride (he doesn't want to spend time choosing a band, so he just clicks on whatever starts with an A). He is not confident in his body, but he looks good. He knows glasses look good on him. His curly hair is long and wild, he trims it once in a while He doesn't try hard. He's just cool. People like him. He scrolls through his texts and smiles upon reading a message sent by the girl he loves. She warms his heart, but he doesn'tell her that often, keeping the joys of love for moments like these - when he's alone on the train. You can't tell if he's Jewish or Latino (or both), but you know he is reliable. The boy version of me.

One of those days

Today is one of those days
Should i order food or kill myself
I don't know
Suddenly this turned into an emo song
I wish i could write a haiku about
Ordering food
Or killing myself
While i wait for this pizza
Maybe the elevator will break when i go downstairs to get it
But who wants to die in an elevator crash
So sad
Every time i cross the street i wonder whether i died that day
When i got hit
I wonder
Like george bailey
But maybe the opposite
Although coming back year after year feels almost like that
A life which i'm not a part of
Fuck it's hard not to fall back into clichés
Sometimes it feels like hollywood has coined every single combination of words in the english language
And the more i write
The more i realize the insignificance of my middle class life
While i wait for my double cheese pizza to arrive
Or something else, who knows