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College Poem |
1/3 of University—gone; most people get to keep themselves But me, I broke the clock, tied its hands Gagged it, the Fucker and cried “I learned nothing,” like I was taught. Schooling says 60 years might be as much as I can stand. Wars and rights were built on less but me and mine’re quite short-lived. Even so, I’m a gambling man, and the bets are always blind Shit job, working in coffee paying for college with bottles made of sanity— it’s still a job; still, it’s a job… And the money calls me “Master” in that seductive way a whore does right before the debt Got these damages, too, Look elsewhere for those. Those aren’t University, Those actually teach me something. What about after Philosophy class, with the forty crammed chairs stuck through the ribcage and making more Eve’s for a damn plague on knowledge? (Why has no one learned by now that knowledge is to suffer) After that, maybe I get to write some more, at least work on my epitaph. That’s something to strive for: a perfect overhead view. It’s got me thinking, this hold on 22? Should I double down? “Fuck it, I’ll raise you…” |