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Threat

I have over $100,000 in medical bills every year. That figure is just for my medication alone, it doesn’t count any hospitalizations, procedures or scans that I may need. That’s at least $100,000 a year, on a single persons wages and as the sole provider to three children, for the rest of my life.  This gelatinous mutant of a human being wants to take my insurance away just because it has Obama’s name attached to it. It has always been one of his top priorities. He has no replacement plan, and even if he did, it would only benefit himself. There are people that I love that will RUN to the polls to vote for this guy, even though everyone in the entire goddamned world knows what a crap human being he is in every way imaginable. This man is an absolute threat to my health and livelihood. At this point, if you’re still voting for a known r@pist facing 91 felonies, you are also a threat to me. And I don’t take kindly to threats around these parts.

Eternal Burn

My worst times are when I have a troublesome day and there is no one to talk to about it. I have no one to share mine or my kids everyday accomplishments or problems with. I can not give these burdens to my children. It’s just us. They will have enough of their own trauma to deal with as they get older but I hope they won’t ever experience this type of loneliness.  The man I made these children with, tattooed their names on his skin before leaving the country three years ago. I wonder if he wants to dig the letters of their names from his skin like he did from his life. So I just swallow my bad days. They leave my guts eternally burning. I cover my trauma in flowers. At least it’s more pleasing to the eye. And I write, because I am the loudest on paper. My ink can be an ear piercing screech into the void. I know how to make you listen.

“What’s his name again?”

This evening before bed, my daughter and I were talking in her room. Somehow we got on the topic of her father, who she hasn’t seen or heard from since June of 2021.  She asked me, “What was his name again?” I don’t know who to feel more sorry for. The man that doesn’t know how amazing his daughter is, or my baby, who doesn’t even know her own daddy’s name at the age of 9. I hope that you see this. I hope you feel what you’ve done, every day for the rest of your miserable life. His name was Pierluigi Scotto di Carlo. I wish that I could forget it too.

I Warm Myself

I warm my face With the flames Of the bridges I burn  The brightness of the fire Squints my eyes  Into double vision  Until I can see clearly again The ashes of passion Float off on a cold breeze Until my brain scorches  And the embers start to Taste like self love again And I remember  I am The only One For me