fourteen hours of sleep

which stands as evidence of the week that was. & then there were a few hours of work & then a few minutes of yelling & being yelled at & being told not to use the word fuck in the house & well just don’t be a fucking asshole, & i won’t have to will i? what else is there to say with that heat traveling up the back of the scalp? it burns. which happens when the yelling is pent-up days-weeks-months-years, there’s no discussing these things, for that some validity would have to be assigned where no amount of discussion has ever resulted in its assignment. there are hopeless cases, this is one.

& there are things i need to throw. & can’t. & things that could do with some breaking. can’t. if comfort exists anywhere in this helpless rage it’s that this won’t last forever. things will break, & not the dishes. as satisfying as that would be.

there will be demolition soon enough. something like it anyway. more like i’ll chew my leg off. whatever. so, decision: for the amount of times i said i don’t care (& meant it) do i obey anyway? there will be venomous remarks if i don’t, i don’t care. but do i want to hear it? i hate it. how can i not care and hate? well, i can.

[this is where a listing of the bitterest sort of grievances was before i selected it with the mouse & typed this instead.]

because it truly does not matter. nothing does, right? however there is scant comfort in nihilistic rhetoric when there are forty five mintues maybe left, & things go straight back to shit.

fourteen hours of sleep & i’m still exhausted.

2 responses to “fourteen hours of sleep”

  1. greengoo (you know who)

    I tried to come up with something witty and uplifting here, but just couldn’t. Sometimes the urge to just split and start a new life is totally overwhelming. I know how it feels. I dream of Amsterdam constantly, but then I think you know that. The scariest part is when a person believes they only get one shot at life, then the decision becomes harder. Do something that is hard and hurts and destroys families and hope it pays off in the long run, or stay as things are and hope it gets better. Tough call.

    Crazy, the ideas a person can get in their head, isn’t it?

  2. Jessica

    Sometimes leaving doesn’t destroy families, it saves them.
    But nothing is ever that simple, is it? Feh.
    Kisses.

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