basement, linden hills. by Andrew S Adamsan old man sits, stroking his guitar.
this is every night in my basement.
piles upon piles of electronics eminate radiation
these cancer-causing cancers.
addictions are not easily broken,
but an addiction is only a word.
just like pain is only a word.
just like death is only a state.
an old man sits, smoking his marijuana.
he is hobbled over himself, concealing
what he would swear was only a cigarette.
this is every night outside my house.
addiction is only a word
these death-inflicting hopes.
these paincausing reliefs.
an teenaged boy sits at a computer,
composing another chapter in his story.
words just flow for him, they
call him a poet.
hunched over his keyboard,
he boldly denounces worldly posessions.
he smirks at the fact that he just typed that on a $3000 computer.
these addiction-causing decisions.
these words that add up to more than words.
and more and more, life just becomes a painful addiction to death. 08/20/2003 Posted on 08/20/2003 Copyright © 2025 Andrew S Adams
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Posted by Max Bouillet on 08/23/03 at 03:06 AM he boldly denounces worldly posessions.
he smirks at the fact that he just typed that on a $3000 computer...... exquisite --painfully so. Great line in an awesome poem. I really enjoyed this one. |
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