Modest Mouse
When the world's revolving at this speed, I can't keep up with laundry or trash disposal or friends or family. Randomly things pop up, like coatrack thoughts, out of the blue, leave me scratching my head at a particularly difficult question posed by a teacher, hundreds of miles away. If I continue to ponder, it leads nowhere, thought being its opposite. So I quit scratching, so as to avoid unnecessary hair loss, get a refill and smile at odd coincidence that leads to more of the same old. It's not like I won't be at work on Monday. It's not like I won't pay my bills this month to facilitate a lazy life as a spoiled sport. It's not like I don't hear a bouncing basketball outside, but I'm not about to go out there and play. Stay in and play, beat on things that cost a lot to abuse. Use new sticks and observe how slowly I chip away toward the heart of things. Then things reach out and grab me, all in a day. I conform and reach out in the best direction I have, or two, one being pointless anyway. The other is a question mark that keeps me going, whether or not I have a place to hang my hat. Sweater, I mean. I don't wear hats. Previous Next