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I do wonder, when people read my poetry, what people think. Sometimes I can get into what I am saying and some would say that it is depressing or dark. When I wrote just shoot me, I wasn't serious about impaling me. No, I am not into that kinda pain. I am into humor and using it to show how I might feel. I acquired this from my childhood neighbor Kat Porter. She was the queen of hyperbole and oh boy was her vocabulary quite extensive. She was the funniest and greatest story teller that I had the good fortune of knowing. She captivated me with her stories and made me laugh until my stomach hurt. I think she missed her calling in life. Actually she had nine children that were completely mesmerized by her words and sense of humor. Many of her kids know how to laugh and tell some serious jokes.
Just shoot me came out of uncomfortable and boring situations like being in the doctor's office and having to watch the same I Love Lucy reruns for the thousandth time or waiting interminably in line at the Post Office. These situations drive me batty. I cannot wait until these moments pass. It is pure torture.
So you will see in my posts different stances, different characters and situations being brought to life. I like to use humor and I also like to be dead serious too. I don't want to have to worry about people watching me and wondering if I am talking about them, except for my mom. I want my mom to read my posts. I think she would like them. I want to be able to write what I think and feel with abandon. I don't want to feel like somebody's watching me or be like the paranoid person in Who Can It Be Now by the Men at Work. Just don't wanna be shut down and shut up. Naw! Who can it be now?
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