Poetry Vomit

My Poetry So Far

  • A Store Rabbit Gone

    The concept of death had been occupying my mind for the past month. I have felt melancholy about the recent passings of my uncle and my family dog. I had a workplace rabbit that passed away last year, and I wrote a poem for him. Maybe it would help with the grieving process I’m going…

  • Nicotine in the Lungs

    I haven’t smoked in months, but sometimes I’ve felt depressed enough to go back to smoking Marlboro Reds again. Oh, and it’s been a while since I’ve posted. Sorry about that.

  • To the Point

    I was playing with rhyming schemes at work one day. At the moment, I felt conflicted whether to let out my true emotions (a feeling of depression) out at work or not. I had a neat time trying to dodge my emotions by writing some song-like nonsense disguised as poetry.

  • Drifting Time Misplaced

    I got inspired to write this when I was listening to Everywhere at the End of Time (yet again). It’s the 10th song (F2) from the 3rd album (3rd Stage) in the compilation. I just love how it’s sort of a song on a scratchy and distorted loop.

  • Erosion

    I felt sad when I wrote this one day, thinking about how I never felt allowed to cry. Instead, I was a shoulder to cry on (or sometimes the person to wipe their tears)

  • 9:45 P.M. in an Undisclosed Location

    A poem I felt compelled to write when I found myself walking alone one night with a sense of dread looming in my thoughts.

  • Running

    I thought about Schopenhauer’s “On the Vanity of Existence” one day after I finished a morning run. I couldn’t help but think about the man running down a hill

  • A Goodbye

    A poem I wrote post-University

  • A Town’s Beauty Sleep

    I created this haiku-like poem after I ran on a stroad one night

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