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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Fall is having something of a moment - in Paris - from what I hear. Me? I’m enjoying some large-group foundational instruction, small-group clinical tutorials, and what they call ‘dense-coursework’ because endless memorization and scientific concept acquisition isn’t dense at all. Peter’s in Paris for goods, Woot! And lucky him, he’s adjusting to waking up to ‘Betty (Get Money) by Yung Gravy,’ blasting from my Sonos One speaker at 6am right after Charles and I finish our morning 5k. I’m trying to be present for him, to atone for endless studies. My diary charts my intentions, anyway, like satirical epistolaries. Now that Peter’s in Paris, he seems “S” obsessed! I didn’t tell him, “Wait, isn’t that what A.I. is for?” No, I go to minimal lengths to discourage him, for we’re each other’s raw materials, are we not? Shakespeare, a man who obviously spent a lot of his time on the Internet. Wrote about that very specific, emotional-space and little else. He disguised it, of course, with sexual allusions, drunken sword fights, mistaken identities and sick-burns - but it’s all there. Incest, gender-bending, sneaking around, and jesters spilling blunt truths about “appetites.” But he presented it all as real, human and normal - signaling pleasures full of breathing, tasting, feeling, and the overt-expression of sexual actions - he was a man ahead of his time - made for social media. Of course, you can’t trust what a poet writes of love. Not because of dissimulation, but because love is so exciting - that the happening is all-consuming - and in the after-pauses, much is forgotten. . . Songs for this: Betty (Get Money) by Yung Gravy [E] Man I Need by Olivia Dean Bad Dreams by Teddy Swims . Yung Gravy = uhh he’z SO g.d cute and funny. talking to Peter “If I didn’t have you, I’d stalk him to prove my love.”
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