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I Hate it Here

  • Writer: Tim Martin
    Tim Martin
  • May 15, 2022
  • 1 min read

I Hate it Here


tempted by edges

it was my past, but


horoscope charts

read in blood levels


like reviews of

phobic television


scripting that day’s teenage

paperbag twenty-minute


fugue

better than other


people

that’s what’s taught


in rooms of anglicized

generational trauma


all top dog

piles in jest


then a drag

or a swallow


i was through

i think i hate it here


in part of the 90’s

that never traded


discreet intervention

for ancestor acceptance


reflections in the storm door

recognition running through


the front door

i found the edges


at parties

i found the best


parts of myself

at the quarry


fucking up the words

to the anvil chorus


what it is to be

left


is to remain

then


there’s a song

solves a riddle


for the next five

minutes, this is me


resolves to a solitaire

pattern in the clouds


covering the big sky

with tropospheric shifts


until the sun comes up

& the last one to leave


the party

should lock up


 
 
 

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