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Haze MAG
In a haze of nostalgia
I'm sitting in this
chair-attached-to-a-desk
and rock
back
and
forth
back
and
forth
and I'm starting to think about
starting to think
and trying to break out of this insomnia induced haze
and tiny, pinprick thoughts
break through the morning dew
in my head, like
"how exactly do you get to Sesame Street?"
and
"how come only the GIRL ponies get to fly?"
and
"when will
(doop dee doop dee doo)
INSPECTOR GADGET
(woo
hoo)
realize that his dog and his kid are
solving all his cases for him?"
and
"did Charlie Brown ever marry that little red-haired girl?"
and, of course,
"okay, if there were nine people
(if you count Alice)
living in the Brady house,
then how come
there was just one bathroom?
(and to think Mr. Brady was an architect, too)"
stuff
like
that.
Meanwhile, through the holes in the haze,
the teacher doesn't look happy,
and she's yelling
and the class is laughing
at me
and so I wrap myself back up in the warm fuzzy haze of
childhood, with a nice glass of apple cider and
a plate of cookies
betcha bite a chip? not me, no sir, never.
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