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The Girl That Didn't Want to Think

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Susan A.

Went away

And when she came back my teeth hurt

Maybe if I didn’t act that way.

At her birthday,

she was somewhere less than eight.

Kissin’ Katie behind the easy chair (kindergarten)

In first grade, still less than eight.

Derision caused me to Deny.

A couple of years went by.

It was long ago.

What would be the point anyway

I can’t start from scratch

Back to Calendar Girl in the second grade.

When I saw you my heart stopped.

It took me two or three years to get to you

And when I did it was a failure

I saw it right away, in the second grad

No one else saw it till High School

In the Fourth or Fifth Grade

Shortly after turning eight

You asked me to spell your name

But by the sixth grade it was too late

There was a new girl in town

She had short curly hair.

It was orange or red

She wasn’t you but she wasn’t bad.

My vain attempt of course was no attempt at all

I was too scarred from the handwriting sample

Not too strong and in the mean time there were brunettes all about me

I swear I was just dumb, didn’t realize the game

And besides I saw a new redhead.

Later on when we were driving cars

As you were getting down at the red light

Just like your hair it was spinning ‘round

In the safety of your car in the middle of town

Just like Nikki and Melissa C.

The girls who came to me to ask if I was . . .

But for you I was, but for no one else that you would be asking for

But that’s the game when you’re in 6^th or 10^th grade

And the thing never ever works out

It seems likes it only when no messenger is sent that it’s really meant to happen.

But you got too shy and so did I, and didn’t know how to get to ….

Even though you were almost as strange and you talked to me more than any other . . .

Always too shy with low self-esteem, I thought I was worthless.

It only started to end with the final redhead.

She hugged me every-single-day.

I denied Katie, lied about Valerie, never went for Margarite, where are they now?

Just like A.K and the girl who looked my way.

I looked away and now she’s married.

Every K.T gettin’ married.

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Chlamydia

Like life you’re a necessary curse

There’s no reason why this should work

I do everything in your name and you twinkle your eyelashes at me.

Et all It all had to happen to me

You’ve given me everything.

Chlamydia.

Take this powder and you’ll feel much better.

I’m almost a man

I’m a good gullible

My heart is like lead

My hands are trembling

How are you feeling?

(Chorus)

It always strikes on impact like Shakespeare’s kill

There could never be lies

The victim always dies

You did this to me and almost didn’t admit it.

(Chorus)

I’ll take one for the team

I’ve got low self-esteem

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Glenda

Not here. Incompetence swilling. As is. Knowing what we’re worth, while we’re not worth it. Verbal Bludgeon just to get one grain.

Glenda?

You and me

sitting on a park bench.

We’ll be one.

Glenda?

Not here. Occupied boredom. Resident Opponents. Dead Rat Stench. Stopping and Starting. If I have to spend another minute here…

Glenda.

You and me

Sitting on a park bench

We’ll be one

We’ll play a card game

Holding hands

Walking in the park

Together everyday

Brushing our teeth

Sharing a bed

Watchin’ the TV

Making dinner for you when you get home.

Glenda?

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The Girl That Didn’t Want to Think

The girl that didn't want to think yeah

idle hands are the devil's best friend

not emptiness but distracted at least

time alone's no good