In a different life
She would hold her own
Be visible, viable and
Verified. Not like now when she is different just for
Thinking.
By Jay Cool, Nov 2024
Image by 愚木混株 Cdd20 from Pixabay
Sunday Angst
You Matter
Keep moving, walking, doing, loving,
feeling. Don’t stop
to think.
Don’t dwell upon the ones who want to see you flunk it.
Keep standing upright. And keep being you.
You matter.
By Jay Cool, June 2024
Not to Fit
Sorry, they say, you are just not the right fit.
And I want, really want, to have a fit, right there and then.
I don’t.
Because then I’d be even less of the right fit than before.
What if I had?
Had a fit?
I fit. I try it and I feel it. It fits and I feel
fit. Really FIT!
By Jay Cool, June 2024
Inadequately Exceptional
Oxymorons, they teach us in school,
we must seek, find and reference,
if we want
to be identified as exceptional.
So, I find one which turns out, they say, to be
exceptionally inadequate. But
I know they are wrong, because I know the truth is so much more
inadequately
exceptional.
Jay Cool, June 2024
Exclusive
Lines drawn, bent, broken and crossed
are re-straightened.
Fixed and stubborn.
Adults – not children – playing imaginary games.
Living dangerously, I make up my own mind.
And I straddle.
By Jay Cool, March
Image by PublicDomainPictures from Pixabay
Paranoia
Paragliding through his paranormal ideas of what it is to be a human in an alternate reality, he concludes that to be normal is not, particularly, of paramount importance.
But, still, he feels and fears the perception of others and knows what it is to be paranoid.
Even so, his heart beats faster and his pulse races with potential.
And purpose.
By Jay Cool, March 2024
Image by Astrid Schmid from Pixabay
Rage
Rage.
Rageous.
Raging it over.
Rage could be of benefit to the most
rageous of the enraged.
By Jay Cool, February 2024
Traction
What it is to Be
To be or
not
is hardly the choice that according to some is the be or
the not to be that
it is to be.
By Jay Cool, January 2024
Image by Rudy and Peter Skitterians from Pixabay
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