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  • April 14, 2008

    Scheduled Maintenance by James @ 12:00 am

    I need to replace the rotting boards
    on the front porch,
    but I probably won’t.
    I should fix the sagging siding
    as well,
    but why bother?
    Most of these walls need a coat
    of new paint,
    but it’s never going to happen.

    Not to mention under the house,
    pipes and insulation,
    that’s way out of my league.

    I can take for granted that
    this place will stay crappy
    and continue to decline
    without any help from me.
    There’s a comfort in that,
    oddly enough.

    Everything ages, falls apart
    in time.
    Speaking of which,
    my birthday
    is coming up
    again.



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    April 11, 2008

    Self Portrait by James @ 12:00 am

    Keeping busy seems to keep me at ease
    though my natural state is sleep walking

    To write and to sing helps me focus and think
    in a way that helps make me less crazy

    I want to pile it high
    but have a rough time
    getting started

    It may all go unnoticed
    and unappreciated
    but that’s not what it’s for

    That is no motivation

    It’s just what I do

    A form of expression

    When I prefer to talk to myself



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    April 8, 2008

    Mama Cita’s by James @ 12:00 am

    The fare of a white people
    burrito shop
    sits in my gut like a stone.

    It’s a funny thing about white people
    burrito shops,
    their burritos are shaped like stones.

    This place was good, not an exception
    to the stone rule,
    but there were honest-to-goodness
    mexicans
    working there.
    You know…
    For credibility.

    “Mama Cita’s”, that’s spanish
    for “pretty good”, I think.



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