Funicular
Asking
Vicious Unconscious
People are always trying to kill me.
With their cars.
And their curses.
Their care.
And their cures.
Withholding.
Unfolding.
Iatrogenic tragedy.
Don't be mad at me.
Look it up.
Be mad with me.
If you don't know.
Be moan.
I don't think it's normal to know.
It's normal to be ignorant.
It's okay to be normal.
Though it's not normal to be okay.
So it's normal to be ignorant.
And might not be ignorant to be okay.
Some horror for your comedy.
The other night about 11 PM out in Hollywood on Fountain a 300-pound guy came at me out of the shadows of an alley with a hammer raised over his head.
Hammer had a bright orange handle and he was dressed in weird dark fatigues.
He stepped with intent and I stuck my hand in his face.
All intuition.
"FUCK THAT SHIT."
Out-of-body speech.
Always dissociation.
But sometimes, more.
Gone ghost to survive.
Out of body and mind.
He mumbled "sorry," and took off on a fat man's jog down Fountain Ave.
Headed toward the 101 overpass.
It'll go unreported.
False census.
A question unasked.
Crime over spilled ink.
Crying over.
Criminal ilk.
The stench and filth.
Beneath class.
The crime — what is the crime, menacing?
(I mean, he didn't hit anything)
I don't know.
(Maybe it was all a dream)
I'll look it up.
(It wasn't)
I'll know.
(This is the last of the real thing)
So —