Really.
We drove forty-four and a half miles in the rain,
tearing up across every other song.
The usual procedure.
I’d be lying if I said this wasn’t easy.
Am I more attracted to you,
or your erogenous anti-art?
All these insecurities are within us:
I forgot to be brilliant.
You forgot to remember
the silvery stars.
I am trying to make you,
See.
By: Jake Adams
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Off the Map, Wherever You Are
Everything’s a memory.
El Paso, Texas with Dale Watson:
I touched her hair,
the only cool girl at a Sufjan concert.
Everyone else is already taken.
This feeling of being 2,400 miles from the snow,
yet wanting to feel the cold encroaching like
a maverick child who knows no better,
or a subway system that loops
around and around
to the exact same spot
before derailing in a random act of God.
Asymmetrical hymns of praise
sung by sober sailors
who need nothing more than
that old tyranny of sacred sacrifice.
Who understands the cryptic music of desire?
By: Jake Adams
El Paso, Texas with Dale Watson:
I touched her hair,
the only cool girl at a Sufjan concert.
Everyone else is already taken.
This feeling of being 2,400 miles from the snow,
yet wanting to feel the cold encroaching like
a maverick child who knows no better,
or a subway system that loops
around and around
to the exact same spot
before derailing in a random act of God.
Asymmetrical hymns of praise
sung by sober sailors
who need nothing more than
that old tyranny of sacred sacrifice.
Who understands the cryptic music of desire?
By: Jake Adams
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