Perhaps the psyche's,
Erica's psyche's,
committed
pathological
self-hatred
is actually profound
self-love
in disguise.
Or at least a loving sort
of self-preservation.
Look,
says Erica's psyche,
or part of it
(I don't know how that works.
I did not go to grad school.),
Look,
says whatever it is.
You hate yourself so much,
there's no way that anyone
could ever expect
you to pull off
anything.
Pressure's off!
Allelujuah.
Go,
Clean a refrigerator.
Or sell a tie-dyed t. shirt.
to a new exhausted mother.
Hell,
just give it away.
Erica's psyche's,
committed
pathological
self-hatred
is actually profound
self-love
in disguise.
Or at least a loving sort
of self-preservation.
Look,
says Erica's psyche,
or part of it
(I don't know how that works.
I did not go to grad school.),
Look,
says whatever it is.
You hate yourself so much,
there's no way that anyone
could ever expect
you to pull off
anything.
Pressure's off!
Allelujuah.
Go,
Clean a refrigerator.
Or sell a tie-dyed t. shirt.
to a new exhausted mother.
Hell,
just give it away.
Hell,
if you miss a chunk of mildew
in the meat drawer,
or a grain of rice,
at this point
it will still
be a bonus.
An unlikely almost miracle.
You're a bit of a wimp
slash
an odd and complex emotional nutjob
slash
your Cool Friend Fern
once called you
A Magical Creature.
Everything's fine.
You're fine.
Go,
have a good time.
I love you.
Good-bye.
The End.
When I was four years old I loved myself so much that I farted so I would look way better than my sister in this picture. Exuberant Bodhisattva on Facebook Twitter: @mypelvicfloor I Let Go Bodhisattva Business Ventures: Deep Cleans by Erica J. Schmidt (@deepcleanswitherica) Montreal Hippie Threads (@mtlhippiethreads) Instagram: @montrealhippiethreads I do not know how to fulfill my enormous potential. My Ego Throws Up When I Won't Believe It Five Days of Creative Recovery Deep Unyielding Depression, Part One Deep Unyielding Depression, Part Two |
No comments:
Post a Comment