blame me
irony (more than it should) brings mirth to lip; they shed their skin they grope a viscous life to mask the nakedness but still their eyes uncontoured vacancy create enhance remember sheathing, viscous coat that looks like you it looks it looks like you she said, unfazed; a wrathful look approached and sticky rain began to spit do not confuse me dear my age reveals the scope of signs repeated dear do not confuse like me your terms are incorrect; as me as me sounds truthful don’t you think? she placed a hand in sticky rain and laughed speaking ‘camera man your lens is not an eye’ while mountains crumbled. Richard Hanson Richard Hanson explains, "blame me is an expression of self-loathing during the creative process. It’s motivated by the nagging feeling that attempting to ‘make art’ is futile. The poem forms a mockery of my own attempts at creation, and the facades, falsities and pretenses that have often plagued me."
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