"How's your battery life".
He's a micro prepper, Myers Briggs Type: DEFENDER
fiscal conservative, long game, no spender, "I'll get there".
Eventually.
His kindness is material and now.
His knowledge is interface and iOS updates.
"What kind of phone do you have?"
He has two phones. One with an external battery case.
250% more battery life.
Perpetually.
I leave work carrying a lithium torch.
I am bad about keeping my phone charged.
"How's your charge, maan?"
Showing posts with label poem 15. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poem 15. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
CO-HOUSING
The compound is clean, just ski clutter
once-wet health food now crust
dripping snow sculptures around the
frozen pond
dogs cats dogs playmobil
where worries include:
happiness being boring
guilt being rhythmic
that families smile different
in visitor parking
Sunday, January 21, 2018
Plane Breath
Automation is obviously killing jobs but it's not doing a damn thing
about performing the sad ritual of switching the time zone
to GMT, my computer doesn't pick up on signals anymore,
it's not what I paid for and also why no eye mask and free pen,
is this the banality of excess, does this mirror Band Aid III,
no child in Africa wonders about Christmas, yes they do,
I'm stretching here, thinking I should be thinking about mouths to feed,
paternalistic, such a mean, fruitless way to feel tired from a plane ride.
Monday, January 15, 2018
I do believe
in hope. No
I do not know.
A flower, its petals
reaching, growing, peeking
in flat mornings,
against monotony. I'd whisper,
aching to no longer close eyes,
bow head, and offer silent dreams
as prayers. Waiting for
the delusion to stop; almost
as painful as no hope.
I yield,
longing to be
shown and told.
in hope. No
I do not know.
A flower, its petals
reaching, growing, peeking
in flat mornings,
against monotony. I'd whisper,
aching to no longer close eyes,
bow head, and offer silent dreams
as prayers. Waiting for
the delusion to stop; almost
as painful as no hope.
I yield,
longing to be
shown and told.
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