A drunken DJ
A girl shares her boot fetish
A man says, ‘dance more’.
A drunken DJ
A girl shares her boot fetish
A man says, ‘dance more’.
The band looked drained, but still they played.
Too many hits.
That’s what they said. That’s what they sang.
The lead singer cried.
Number one before they even reached the chorus.
I became a rock star not because I thought it was a fun thing to do, and not because I wanted to make it big. I became a rock star out of necessity, it just had to be done. An angel came into my dreams one night and told me that if I didn’t became a rock star, terrible things would happen. The country would grow poor, people would grow sick, and my music was needed to bring about huge sales and fans who would only survive because they happened to be listening to my music at the time, or visiting one of my live shows. To not be in that moment with my music, terrible things would surely happen, and my music, no matter what it sounded like, though I as suggested to go for a pop punk sound as it was likely to be on the comeback, it would change lives. For that’s what music does, it changes lives. I remember sitting on a bus dying of solitude. The Knife played in my MP3 player and provided an atmosphere, a level of sense and comfort to it all. I was different, but so was The Knife. So my music had to do something to help someone.
So of course I became a rock star out of necessity.
Continue readingOne more time,
Only this time it came with a black eye
They apologised all night
One more time
I said fine.
She led in bed crying, I sat on the chair trying.
‘I never thought my relationship with someone would end up this way?
‘What do you mean?’ I whimpered pathetically.
‘The anti-depressants, the depression, the meltdowns, the arguments. I feel like I’ve been sold false goods.’
I sat there in pieces, like the false goods I were. I knew I was no longer a child, I knew I was responsible for someone else’s despair.
A bad joke. Faulty goods, fake goods… whatever, I was not fit for normality, that was what she was trying to tell me all night.
Poor selfish me.
Sent me back the next day.
12.30am
12.30am
Sharing a bed, slightly uncomfortable with a loud snorer by my side.
1.30am
I can’t bear the snoring. I have no ear plugs, no sleeping pills.
2.30am
One Boards of Canada album later, maybe I slept a few winks.
3.30am
I’d kill him if I could. He growls, and grumbles. He explodes in volume.
4.30am
Two Boards of Canada albums later. Maybe I dreamt a little.
5.30am
I can see the light from the window, my eyes are red, my feet are sore. Everything wrong, no matter how minor, comes into play.
6.30am
He wakes. He goes to work. I lie in bed wide awake.
But there is no can’t
That’s what someone said to me
Passing the jam jar
More weight?
What was it this time?
The Oreo ice cream sandwiches?
The extra large Cabury Buttons sharebags?
The Mcdonalds triple cheeseburger deal?
Nope, this time it was just life.
It broke my scales.
What’s the worst that can happen?
I guess lying in my own pool of dropped Oreos is a pretty horrible worst case scenario that could happen.
And will
And did.
Pigeons pecked around my feet for days.
I land a job
it’s a pleasant job
I move out
it does the job
My girlfriend no longer shouts
she whistles instead
I have lost all the weight I need
Better life, oh boy
I find my creative vibe
this is how you do part time
And each day is generally as far removed from today.
Fiction, that’s what I love to write.