11.2.16



. . . what do you write about when you have nothing in the hopper



I turn to tried and true aggravations


I turn to psychopaths

I yell at em point fingers
I attempt to provoke em

because they disgust me


Im sure I disgust them


turning to psychopaths
I inevitably turn to ignorance

which smells either like rot or Limburger cheese(which I CAN get past my nose)



the Ignorance I inspect coalesces as singular pustules on the Body politic
                                                          Say MI (seems to me reminiscent  Sieg Heil)

as if the Synder-appointed Synder-directed anti-democratic Emergency Managers (EM) poisoning of Flint isnt odious or vile enough another maladroit  State Senator Rick Jones  offered Senate Bill 219  Section 158  1.  A person who COMMITS the abominable and detestable crime against nature either with mankind or with any animal is guilty
of a felony

MI  one of fourteen states of psychopaths clinging to morality/sodomy laws that remain on their books despite the Supreme Courts 2003 decision  Lawrence v. Texas  declaring them unconstitutional

AL

FA

ID

KS

LA

MS

MT

NC

OK

SC

TX

UT

VA

    emboldened  those states refer to Just For Gays *  like the take home hair kits


Im aggravated too that millions of dollars of public money that couldbe spent beneficially are pissed away by such degenerate elected officials (representing culled districts)





thats what I wriote about 
                     howbout you ? 

 


1116,  Day-between-Two-Ts,  10  2. 16
 1508,  Thursday,  11  2. 16



OH !

did I forget to say that Joneseys sodomy bill passed in MIs SB 219: “ . . . commit(ting) the abominable and detestable crime against nature either with mankind of . . . ”  was language attached to “an important animal protection bill” ?


1620,  Thursday,  11  2. 16

9.2.16



there were soft knocks at the front door

shortly after 7 
                                              
3 mornings running



her roommates she thought



her roommates were ghosts who showed themselves in the hallway outside her bedroom door or stood beside her bed watching her  she woke feeling their presence  but didnt open her eyes

sometimes they spoke her name



they knocked her lingerie down off the cottonline she strung in the laundry high above where the cat was unable to get at them
  
not all the pieces

odd  no rhyme or reason
 
never hanging side by side



they played with her kitchen utensils clattering them in the night then leaving them on the tile counters when they had awakened her and she came down the hall into the kitchen to see where the noise she was hearing emanated
Knock it off  she chided  Some of us need our rest

 
they pulled magnets off the refrigerator and scattered them on the print-linoleum floor

she thought they might spell something
 
the magnets were Scrabble alphabet tiles

they hadnt
  
she preferred not to think them illiterate


perhaps someday




on the 3rd morning hearing the soft thuds she came to the door placed her ear to it
breathless she leaned against it  listening

they paused

then began again  tap tap tap tap tap tap
      
always six times


breathless


tap tap tap tap tap tap


she steeled herself
placed her hand atop the doorknob
it trembled lifelike in her palm
turning ever-so-slightly beneath her fingers

the moment before she went to open it sheremembered when she was a little girl living in the city one night there was a patient knocking at their door  knocking   knocking     and as she went to open her aged grandmother gasped NoLeave it Come away from there my little bird Come away   Leave it alone
as she backed away the knocking continued anxious  urgent
Let it alone birdie her grandmother said again firmly
suddenly there were angry raps and banging her grandmother rushedforward put her hands at her shoulders and cried Youre unwanted Go away   Go away and leave us be
as suddenly it ceased


her grandmothers hands at her never felt so sure or firm


that evening at her bedtime her grandmother put her bed  her mother or father usually did

her grandmother pulled the blankets up under her chin smoothed her bangs away from her eyes with gentle fingers
Such a brave girl tonight It is good you listened Good you left the door alone

Why Granmama

My sweet birdie
Death was at our door
Had you opened it one of us would have had to leave with Him or he would have taken us all
You kept us safe
You alone  kept us safe



she leaned back away from the door

tap tap tap tap tap tap



the tapping continued as she walked back up the hallway to her bedroom




it was the weekend she didnt have to answer to anyone



morning,  Twosday,  9  2. 16
2202,  Twosday,  9  2. 16