party night
it was the bear, the hamster, and i
and the hamster killed itself
we were in the hamster’s apartment
and i heard something moving behind the sofa
a bear stood from there, embarrassed
the confused bear sat on the sofa
i sat on the sofa
we were sad
i said, ‘my face feels like someone’s ass’
the rest of the night was fun
we tossed the dead hamster
out the window onto a mattress
that someone had put on the sidewalk
the hamster missed the mattress
and bounced off someone’s head
the best part of that night
was when the bear and i hid together behind the sofa
we stood up and i was alone
and the bear was alone in the forest
climbing up and down its own body
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this poem made everyone too depressed to comment.
this poem was very lonely, thank you for commenting on it
you're welcome.
lonely
neglected
depressed.
that just reminded me of the peta stickers from bonobo's with the laboratory monkeys. in silence they suffer, in loneliness they die or something.
bonobos is really good, we should go there when we go to nyc, and look up address beforehand
young coconut meats
we can. they have a website. they are good. it was quiet in there also i think. there weren't many people and the people who were there were quiet polite friends
i like being blueberry
In high school, I couldn't get into honors classes. I took a job peddling hamster furs. I amassed considerable wealth. I bought my wife mink collar coats and she would tell me, "sure they're comfortable." I could tell that my parents were pleased, too. I cry sometimes. I've placed my share of hamsters in the sight of my rifle, but I've never seen one "off" itself.
I read this poem today. And this evening, cussing quietly to myself, my finger just wouldn't wrap itself around the trigger. I'm going to buy some text books and try to go back to school and get a degree in social work.
thank you kindly.
-ryan
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