Everyday Poetry

 II                        

                           "My cat
Well she stretched out her,
her,
her,
her, claws
I mean her fingers; you know."


I

which i mean, check this story out
i mean, this is my house not his house
i mean, he was a vegetable
i mean a refrigerator monitor
well you know, we had to divorce.
--yeah, yeah.
--wow.
so then in '93 he ended up dying
but then he probably died because he was so lonely
from the divorce. I mean --
--yeah.
then a year later that was kind of a devastating thing.
i got extremely depressed.
i mean i don't have anybody. nobody.
--yeah, yeah.
well i mean you know my kid was stabbed, i mean
he was a biker.
yeah Johnny my third husband, well we still talk.
i know his sisters we're like family.
i mean it's not a secret but i was pregnant with Dennis
i mean our marriage was falling apart
i mean i knew that's our kid and that's it.
we never talked about it, it's not to be talked about.
--I thought he works?
well he works i mean he thinks...i mean i think.
i told him i said you're like your brothers
--OK, OK, yeah. OKAY.
well blah blah blah.
i mean i told him it was all over pretty much.
i told him we were going to dinner though.
he kind of didn't say anything. and i didn't say anything.
--yeah yeah.
i mean, i know my bottom line.



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