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Mad Dogs by Artur DesruisseauxBrushing my teeth at almost 9 AM in the morning,
in front of the bathroom mirror.
I feel like a dog with rabies,
but a dog would probably look better than I do.
I got home last night at 3 am.
I don't work until 5 pm.
Only a man crazy enough to be me would work these hours.
The apartment has never felt so lonely before.
I chose all of this.
This is my work, my doing.
My fault.
I drank 2 six packs of beer last night and I didn't even get drunk.
I'm down to 182 pounds of steel.
At 6 feet tall, I almost look good,
except I have this face, this body, personality etc.
It's like nails on a chalkboard,
I'm not easy to digest.
I'm playing Pink Floyd really loud right now.
I hope the couple below can't sleep.
They don't work and are gross human beings.
Gross doesn't even begin to describe how gross they truly are.
Anyway, I'm brushing my teeth in front of this old mirror, that is probably
older than me.
It's almost 9 AM and I can't sleep.
Maybe I should move to Vegas and drink myself to death?
No, you're doing a fine job here in sunny California.
Take my California and shove it up your sunny ass,
love bug.
08/09/2014 Posted on 08/09/2014 Copyright © 2026 Artur Desruisseaux
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Gail Wolper on 08/10/14 at 12:24 AM 'The apartment has never felt so lonely before.'
This quote you could omit the last word as it is already apparent.
I love this poem! It is so raw, honest and fresh! Keep on writing, more like this one |
| Posted by Anne Boulender on 08/10/14 at 08:00 AM Yes please write another poem about the gross couple below and go into detail about how and why they are gross. |
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