cedar
sharpened pencils
sidewalks with really old dates on them
forgetting facts about american history
walking through tall corn fields
ice skating
coffee beans
oceans
your heart beat
sounds like
a brand new box of crayons
the sound of all those colors at once
i want to draw you a napkin map
to my house
we'll walk past living rooms glowing late at night
i'll tell you made up stories
that are also true
avocados and oranges
snapdragons
a cheeseburger, fries, and a shake
good poems that don't rhyme
old irish folk songs
lullabies
but mostly
the smell of your hair:
cedar pencil shavings
sunshine
earth
and sleep.
a very short monologue. for an actress. or an actor. whatever.
“so i stole his copy of marat/sade. The one he had marked up when he played the marquis in college. The one that changed his life. And the sadder of the things is- that when he goes back to look for it, if he goes back to look for it, he won't even realize that somebody took it- he'll just look, and look again, and shrug his shoulders and turn to his westward opening floor-to-ceilings and see the decaying ocean.”
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