Coming home.
Being a human being is a very weird experience. Supernatural in its ability, and yet doomed to a life of pain and tumult at birth, and an unknown pain in death. It's truly an asinine concept we all must live with, the only grace being that we as human beings are very good at putting shit out of our minds that's far in the future, in favor of the instant gravitational pull of the present. Which often isn't pleasant either -- at times.
Being close to death in occupation, as part of circumstance, or due to pure rambling thought and morbid obsession, is unsettling. I know there are those among us with a fixation, however, I hesitate to believe that the macabre thought of their death doesn't at least put the slightest bit of fear into their minds. Doubt at the very least.
War, famine, illness, vehicular collision, fire, and all manner of accidents. Manmade and natural. Not only are we at the whims of ourselves but we're at the whims of the natural world around us. Which we subvert to our purposes through structures, fossil fuels, mineral cultivation, that is a sentence which could go on comma by comma ad infinitum. This subversion leads to deaths of our own making, occasionally, far more than anyone would like, or like to admit. The natural world around us often takes it upon itself to fuck up all these manmade things and cause more death yet.
That's what I find myself thinking on a Wednesday evening. Alone trying to play music loud enough to try to cut that tension hanging in the air, and the grief in my heart and head. Trying to drink enough booze to feel okay for a few today.
Am I glad I'm back? I am. Ask me again. Am I glad I'm back? I'm not.
Monster Human
Humans we call us
Coming to this life
Born to be something
Inside the piece of a paper
Old or new
You will read me there
Take a teddy bear
Sit on your bed
And start to read
You will find questions
Thoughts about everything
Moments and memories
All of those are mine
Just take a paper
Take your finest pen
And write down
Write your stories
The ones they make you
The paper is my body
The pen is my blood
The stories are my memories
The bad shape paper is my heart
Broken and in pieces
Can't be one so you throw it away
Books represent my play room
Crime or thriller
I enjoy them a lot
Romance is my cursed spot
Once you approach me
Things go down and we split
Human we call us
But I am no human
A monster I am in reality
You can heart me
Like you heart the paper
I will handle it
You can violent me
Like you do, to the paper
I will not give up
You can love me
Like you love a good book
I will give and I'll be broke in seconds
I live through books
Stories, poetry
And yet I am not human
I am a monster
So I destroy my life
I do not love like you do
I am a disaster
Trouble some call me
And I lie bunch of times
If that makes me no monster
Then human it is
But I can't be both
So I'm trapped as a monster
Inside of a human body
You may call me Monster Human
What makes me human
What makes me human is all of the mistakes I have made. As humans we make so many mistakes but what is important is that we learn from our mistakes. To make no mistakes is not in the power of man; but from their errors and mistakes the wise and good learn wisdom for the future.