Pathetic Public Self Pity Poetry
Lost in an electronic sea of equivalence.
Searching for superficial standards.
Caught in a current of digital comparisons.
Teri's teaching.
Kristen signed her contract, continuing her career.
High school peers are posting pictures of new puppies.
Taylor is tying the knot.
ERin has already had an anniversary.
A person in my program is friends with a restaurant proprietor.
Dave does testing for demolitions.
Steph travels to the States to attended engineering seminars.
Countless friends own cars.
Mike is managing his second mortgage.
Jenn's new position means prosperity and potential for promotion.
A bunch of friends are boasting about beautiful babies.
Working against the worry of imaginary worth.
Facebook makes me feel like a failure.
Lonely and looking for a life.
Lost in an electronic sea of equivalence.
Searching for superficial standards.
Caught in a current of digital comparisons.
Teri's teaching.
Kristen signed her contract, continuing her career.
High school peers are posting pictures of new puppies.
Taylor is tying the knot.
ERin has already had an anniversary.
A person in my program is friends with a restaurant proprietor.
Dave does testing for demolitions.
Steph travels to the States to attended engineering seminars.
Countless friends own cars.
Mike is managing his second mortgage.
Jenn's new position means prosperity and potential for promotion.
A bunch of friends are boasting about beautiful babies.
Working against the worry of imaginary worth.
Facebook makes me feel like a failure.
Lonely and looking for a life.
--- C.Sweeton, 2010