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From now on I will be writing under Victoria Hardlace so look for my erotic, rhyming poetry under the Love section in anthologies, magazines and websites, also I will begin taking yoga classes, meditating, eating healthy, cutting back on my drinking, smoking, I will stop taking pills that have not been prescribed to me, I will not dream about poppy fields where teams of beautiful women work the fields- my fields- while I watch over them from some front porch, puffing cigars, and occasionally sticking my fingers inside some teeny opiate addict, instead I will exercise, ride my bicycle, go running in the mornings, lift weights 3 times a week and think nice, rational, good-natured, optimistic thoughts, I will begin studying for graduate school entrance exams, and saving up to buy my first home, I will also get married, impregnate The Blonde and rub her belly each night before we fall asleep spooning, I will see a doctor about the wart on my index finger, I will go to the dentist to have my rotten teeth removed and implants put in to fill the gaps, I will no longer wear clothes with cigarette burns, blood stains, holes or hardened semen by the zipper, I will not masturbate as if it were an essential act of staying alive, I will control my urges, impulses, my temper, I will not call children on the street mongoloid bastards, I will not refer to people by crude names like Big Titted Becky, Jimmy the Jizz Junky, or Long Island Linzy with the Long-Lipped Pussy (her labia measure 6 inches a piece when stretched), I will stop spitting on handrails and door handles, never again will I piss in the public drinking fountain at the park or in the soap dispensers of restrooms, I will love my fellow man and woman and all of their children and respect their right to breathe just as much as my own, I will attend weddings, birthday parties, celebrate holidays around the fireplace and sign my name to presents with a smiley face underneath, I will send flowers to my mother on random days, I will send my father a hand-written letter telling him he is the strongest man I have ever known, I will recognize the value of my sister’s kindness, and learn how to accept my younger brother’s compliments (he knows), I will answer the phone when people call me and I will have long conversations and share feelings, ask how their day was, remember the names of their dogs and coworkers- coworkers!- from now on I will be friendly with all of my coworkers, I will not call them vampiric cocksuckers, I will not say they have condom-coffee-blood breath, instead
I will leave notes of congratulations in their mailboxes when they are promoted, I will order teddy bears for the whole f***ing office on Valentines Day, and write a personal note for each one of my delightful teammates on a heart-shaped card, I will no longer talk down to people, no more condescension, not from sweet-as-pie, accommodating, helpful-at-all-times John, I will no longer curse and yell at the television or the radio, in fact, I will no longer yell or curse at all, I will cultivate my speaking voice and I will clean up my vocabulary, removing terms from the inventory such as cunt-eye, cum-mouth, cock-toe, I will not scream “God’s ever-f***ing balls!” when I become impatient or frustrated, or punch my alarm clock in the mornings, or hit the button marked ‘Door Close’ on elevators when I see people running to get in the car with me, I will help the blind cross through traffic, I will help the elderly do their grocery shopping, and I will sign up to become a mentor to some inner-city youth, I will organize relief funds for victims of natural disasters, I will help chaperone high school dances and make sure that nobody doses the punch, with liquid acid, I will not allow strange legs and asses to lead me down strange streets, I will no longer objectify the opposite sex, or shy away from handshakes, hugs, kisses hello and good bye, I will learn to appreciate human contact on a level outside of bodily discharges and fluid exchanges, I will shovel my neighbor’s driveways when it snows, and rake their lawns in the fall, from now on I will not search for an everyday escape hatch, or a way out, instead, I will integrate myself with the world (the whole world!), all of you mixed with all of me, I will take myself out of the center of the universe and hand space over to somebody else, I will do all of these things, sure, just wait, you’ll see, one day, I’ll pull it all off and
you’ll never hear from me again.
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you are loved dear son
LOL oh yeah :)