Thursday, May 28, 2009
Thursday, May 21, 2009
A Year Passes In A Glance, A Moment Lasts A Lifetime
I am in need of prayer.
In this life the one eyed lead the blind
But the best sighted amongst us can only see as far as their own face
For they cry out this is the dawning of a new era, while the others scream this is truly the end of days
Neither ones words ring false for the ones glass and metal spires never touch the burning ash and hollow husks of the others reality and
the malls are built to echo till the bustling voices in its expanses become one sound of greed and compliance
their walkways act as shoots for the cattle that are distracted by the fluorescent signs that feature half dressed men and women that act as blinders for the slaughterhouses true intentions
We were not meant to be
tied by these fetters
strapped to a machine that
filters our own ambitions
and synthesizes it back to us
in a form it deems acceptable
I've learned never to feel contentment
and it's so hard to be trusting
When we were taught as children to pick up ledgers and spades
to cast stones the size of boulders
and sharpen our teeth to points
Our actions only accumulate to a mark the size of a pin and our earnings have been slave to a thousand before
“tis something, nothing”
Life is not a footrace, nor some mountain to be climbed
Life is an ocean and I come with only a glass
Monday, March 16, 2009
Grace is spelled with Patience
In other news I get to see Have Heart on the 25th of this month with Harold Figg. I am ecstatic with anticipation.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Migration Season
There's a flock of birds on the horizon and they to beckon you to take to the sky
But your wings are clipped, they never did unfold
All you see are glass ceilings and fit your dreams into them
And the only sound that rings in your ears our your past mistakes
What is real and what they say are starting to look the same
You my dear are too young have to live for someone else
But theres a voice in your ear thats not your own
Every time you step out the door it calls you back home
Telling you to listen to its words for that's how your identity is formed
It promises you nothing but takes all you own
And I've realized that this voice is much stronger than my own
I cannot be heard when I feel blood well up in my throat
From the constant shouting, but youre beyond reproach
You've made your choice, clipped you're own wings
Instead of flying southward you hop from branch to branch
Only feeling winters sting and not the summer suns embrace
You've never known any other way
Well I was compelled to write for the last few minutes in the middle of the Bill Cosby blog lol, this is what I have, I guess things have been on my mind lately.
Friday, March 6, 2009
A Brief Question
Monday, March 2, 2009
All I Have To Eat Is Ramen

After dragging my feet for well over 2 weeks I finally moved the rest of my personal effects to the new house from our old apartment. It only took 2 trips thanks to my dad and the help of our neighbor's truck. It was nice to be able to ride along with my father and talk like we used to. Riding with my dad brought back familiar feelings of security that I felt when I was young. The confident feeling of safety that I once took for granted while my father was driving us towards our destination. It made me realize that moving back in with my parents at the end of summer excites me. It is an amazing opportunity for me to reconnect with my family.
On another exciting note I met my new neighbors today. I'm from a small town where the neighbors we had were like family. Christmas cards were exchanged and countless pies, cookies, and pastries were given to one another over the years. I felt an obligation to at least introduce myself on behalf of our house. This was prompted in no small part to the fact that I was locked out of the house. After introducing myself I soon realized that the former tenants of the house we now inhabited left for Las Vegas without even a parting adieu. So for the last few weeks our much older neighbors had nary a clue why 5 loud and nocturnal college students had suddenly burst into their neighborhood like gangbusters and set up shop. After our brief introductions I feel I put our neighbors minds at ease, well they now know at least that we aren't drug dealers with the intent on laying waste to the neighborhood with our nefarious schenanigans.
I have these parting words of advice from Dr. Sidney Freedman of M*A*S*H,
