i always get a little melancholic on the last day of the year.
it’s a bit sad to end it, but it’s exciting to welcome the next one.
i feel as though they’re getting better and although the last two
years of my life have been the best, they’ve also been the worst
in terms of death and heartache.
but i wouldn’t trade my life for any another. i feel really grateful that i’ve
experienced the amazing things i have, met the most incredible people
in the last couple of years. they all mean so much to me.
i love my life, i love all of the good and the bad.
i love feeling it all.
goodbye 2011, you were unbelievable.
12.31.2011
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11.30.2011
it's one of those nights
where i want to stay up and up
so that i can write and read
and think and remember
to forget.
trying to savor every last bite of
brooklyn
of the east coast and its seasons.
its history. its paint and parks.
it's one of those nights where in my head,
even as my eyelids begin to get
heavy,
i'm fighting for kind sleep
so that i can write and read
and think and remember
to forget.
trying to savor every last bite of
brooklyn
of the east coast and its seasons.
its history. its paint and parks.
it's one of those nights where in my head,
even as my eyelids begin to get
heavy,
i'm fighting for kind sleep
11.25.2011
these days
these days
after the summer has turned itself into fall
and the wind bites, even alongside the sun,
i take day sleep with the window wide open.
it does well to warm my skin and bone marrow
under blankets thickened with feathers,
when i’ve not done well with forgetting.
and these days
i walk with my hands deep inside my pockets
seeking the touch of the lining
as if they were the goosebumps
last week’s skin.
the temperature is dropping,
the sky darkens much earlier than before.
but if i wrap that hand-knitted scarf
around my neck, over and over
and over again as it was intended,
it and all of it will keep me from getting too cold.
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