Question 1: "Whats the closest thing to you that's red?"
In terms of both 'proximity' and 'fondness', my five red babies curled around; safe and sound.
Question #2: "Given the chance to go back again, would you still kiss the first person you kissed?"
Tender trembling lips, being watched intently, lightning through veins
QUESTION #3: "Have you ever prayed?"
Oneness, worshipping, obeisance occasionally answered. Is this perhaps more than I deserve?
'You're still alive' she said. 'Do I deserve to be? And is that the question? And if so, who answers? Who answers?'
Question #4: When was the first* time you saw your mother** cry?
Passing of an old lady whom I never knew; memories now to be lost in the mists of time
Question #5: Where was your face before you washed it this morning?
Huddled close, uncomfortable yet all safe, no cars to wake the slumbering ones.
Question #6 Explain the circumstances surrounding the last time you genuinely laughed at yourself.
Too many to mention, even simple mistakes can bring unexpected joys; look for them in all things.
Question #7: "Do you believe in ghosts?"
Children passed over often visit me still; rapturous feelings of closeness, silently waiting (but not eager) to be together again.
Question #8: What makes you look twice at another person?
That smile, a toss of the hair, an accent stoppered with soft sibillants.
Question #9: "Who* was hanging on your wall as a child**?"
Pop stars, some faded icons, some c-listers remain.
Question #10 I wanna know: "Have you ever seen the rain comin' down on a summer day?"
Summer rain dripping down your face again; summer rain praying someone feels the same...
Question #11: "How was it the first time you were naked in front of others outside your immediate family?"
Nervously hiding it all, none should see.
Question #12: "Have you ever won a prize based purely on chance?"
Pot luck, scratch-cards, lucky dips. 'It's all there for the taking boys and girls IF you try your luck just one...more...time'.
Question #13: "Is a dozen usually enough?"
Most things in life are a case of 'six-and-two-three's', yet a dozen is rarely the correct number.
Question #14: "If you could rename yourself, what possible names would you choose?"
Pornnamepornnamepornname, surely?
Question #15: "What color is your crayon?"
Cyan, Royal, Midnight blue; that's my hue.
Question #16: "What happened to 16?"
Yet another of life's mysteries yet to be unravelled; does even G*d know?
Question #17: "Why do birds suddenly appear, every time you are near? Why do stars fall out of the sky, every time you walk by? Why do fools fall in love?"
Love is the greatest thing: the oldest -yet the latest- thing.
Question #18 "Tell me, why did you lie?"
I think I did it because it was raining on me and I was 17 at the time.
Question #19: If you could have dinner with any 1-3 people (living or not) who would you invite?
Stanislav Lem; a sci-fi legend, yet rarely mentioned.
James Barclay: similarly overlooked, though I know not why.
Either Muddy Waters or Jimi Hendrix, so that I could learn guitar from the masters.
Question #20:What is your worst fear? Phobia? Nighmare?What would be in your Room 101?
Dying with no chance to move on, accompanying those I love, or perhaps living and leaving them behind.
My Room 101 would be nothing so large (yet so small) as hate.
In terms of both 'proximity' and 'fondness', my five red babies curled around; safe and sound.
Question #2: "Given the chance to go back again, would you still kiss the first person you kissed?"
Tender trembling lips, being watched intently, lightning through veins
QUESTION #3: "Have you ever prayed?"
Oneness, worshipping, obeisance occasionally answered. Is this perhaps more than I deserve?
'You're still alive' she said. 'Do I deserve to be? And is that the question? And if so, who answers? Who answers?'
Question #4: When was the first* time you saw your mother** cry?
Passing of an old lady whom I never knew; memories now to be lost in the mists of time
Question #5: Where was your face before you washed it this morning?
Huddled close, uncomfortable yet all safe, no cars to wake the slumbering ones.
Question #6 Explain the circumstances surrounding the last time you genuinely laughed at yourself.
Too many to mention, even simple mistakes can bring unexpected joys; look for them in all things.
Question #7: "Do you believe in ghosts?"
Children passed over often visit me still; rapturous feelings of closeness, silently waiting (but not eager) to be together again.
Question #8: What makes you look twice at another person?
That smile, a toss of the hair, an accent stoppered with soft sibillants.
Question #9: "Who* was hanging on your wall as a child**?"
Pop stars, some faded icons, some c-listers remain.
Question #10 I wanna know: "Have you ever seen the rain comin' down on a summer day?"
Summer rain dripping down your face again; summer rain praying someone feels the same...
Question #11: "How was it the first time you were naked in front of others outside your immediate family?"
Nervously hiding it all, none should see.
Question #12: "Have you ever won a prize based purely on chance?"
Pot luck, scratch-cards, lucky dips. 'It's all there for the taking boys and girls IF you try your luck just one...more...time'.
Question #13: "Is a dozen usually enough?"
Most things in life are a case of 'six-and-two-three's', yet a dozen is rarely the correct number.
Question #14: "If you could rename yourself, what possible names would you choose?"
Pornnamepornnamepornname, surely?
Question #15: "What color is your crayon?"
Cyan, Royal, Midnight blue; that's my hue.
Question #16: "What happened to 16?"
Yet another of life's mysteries yet to be unravelled; does even G*d know?
Question #17: "Why do birds suddenly appear, every time you are near? Why do stars fall out of the sky, every time you walk by? Why do fools fall in love?"
Love is the greatest thing: the oldest -yet the latest- thing.
Question #18 "Tell me, why did you lie?"
I think I did it because it was raining on me and I was 17 at the time.
Question #19: If you could have dinner with any 1-3 people (living or not) who would you invite?
Stanislav Lem; a sci-fi legend, yet rarely mentioned.
James Barclay: similarly overlooked, though I know not why.
Either Muddy Waters or Jimi Hendrix, so that I could learn guitar from the masters.
Question #20:What is your worst fear? Phobia? Nighmare?What would be in your Room 101?
Dying with no chance to move on, accompanying those I love, or perhaps living and leaving them behind.
My Room 101 would be nothing so large (yet so small) as hate.
