Float Dissolve :: Discontented watercolor on sleeve. :: October

October 23, 2005

Discontented watercolor on sleeve.

Filed under: Poetry

Crackling distant breathing forcing
one-way blood into small tubes

Shaving blessings from animal skin
Inducing dreams of catching celebrities’ attention

Stripes of bland color or liquid
Wooden grandparents stand in various positions
encouraging small thoughts

I can breathe ok.

Square after square after triangular hopes.
Flat recollections.

Avoid further damage and keep your wrists elevated.

clean

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what the crap is this supposed to mean?

Comment by wendi — October 24, 2005 @ 1:31 am

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Derek Miles Verrilli was born on June twentieth nineteen hundred eighty-one at Lawerence Hospital in Bronxville New York. He received a relatively normal childhood and explored alienation at a young age. While developing resentment towards his peers he found solace in video games, music and art. Living mostly in fantasy it wasn't until he reached his early twenties that he decided to create a relationship with reality. Having realized the anguish and rejection he felt in his formative years was sorely magnified internally, he is now putting effort into working on his own mind. This blog is one of many attempts at communicating his erratic mental processes and to share some mundane experiences, which he finds beautiful.