So July/Summer is passing away and I am now choosing to share my thoughts on music, poetry, home, film, and life in general. Brevity and simplicity are a few of my favorite things, so don't expect long-winded essays. Do expect to read about the muses of my life, and my attempts to share them with you.
Parallel Lines by Junior Boys
If you found the words, would you really say them?
Or silent through the verse
With a lot more punctuation
Remembering the line, an empty metaphor
That you savored by yourself
You're never cured
If I forgot the lines, is it easy enough to fake it?
Or do you need a moment to rememorize
And model it like a curse half disguised?
Leers, cheers, whispers and the tears
That final taste before you're taken away
Odds, ends, final amends
It's all right to say it
Just as long as you don't really think so
Give me a little room
To get on with concentration
Just enough to know
What I'm missing in education
Borrowing all the hours that you gave to me
It's a wonder I could ever breathe
Under all your thoughts
You'll hear the final answer
Of all the things you were that have been paralleled
All the voices that were raised and finally fell
Leers, cheers, whispers and tears
That final taste before you're taken away
Odds, ends, final amends
It's all right to say it
Just as long as you don't really think so
No lights
No show
No sets
That's all you get
No waits
No calls
No written tests for what you know
Leers, cheers, whispers and tears
That final taste before you're taken away
Odds, ends, final amends
It's all right to say it
Just as long as you don't really think so
Thursday, July 23, 2009
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