(2014)
To be a true artist Must they be recluses Crazy mad or sick Or even better dead Show me a healthy artist
I would never choose To eat a granola bar Or peanut butter crackers Though I eat them All of the time
Que te cuentan un chiste Las palabras se traducen Pero el humor no se puede Por si no lo entiendes Ríete
A family trait Massage Is our vice No shame Take what
I enjoy his company Riding shotgun Conversation No one to overhear Our inside jokes
You might know her As blonde eyes Or as the sister who bakes cookies But you see I don’t write this
This world is covered in bias It’s all over you It’s all over me too This world is covered in bias It shades our words
The E’s squeak by The I’s are too excited The U’s come after Q But the A’s and the O’s They flow
My pump Constant companion Of my disease My sensor Resembles a feeding
My parents always say We’re proud of you I am too I got out of bed I used to get so much done
It’s not that I’m sad Though I am It’s not that I’m discouraged Though I am It soaks deeper
By nature high-strung But I thought I was strong If not physically, emotionally For things to roll off my back Be mature and take the high road
Water Beach pools and fountains Rivers creeks and waterfalls The sound The feel Floating Weightless
Apathy and incompetence In healthcare A fax they didn’t send Prescriptions delayed Labs to do again
Her fingernails Natural Long Pointed On fingers