Empirical
evidence.
I
think I have worn
these
jeans too long –
the
meetings I had today all
finished
early.
Must
clean teeth.
But
the things I
have
done in these jeans.
Must
piss.
Tomorrow
I will swim
in the
ocean
have a
hair cut
and
put on clean clothes.
Must
fix tap.
Everyone
is going to bed
but I
am still up.
The
Japanese invaded
Singapore
on bicycles.
Pythagoras
said no
beans.
The
wind has come up.
I
think a change is
coming
through.
I hope I can
get up
and bring the
clothes
in before it
rains.
Tomorrow was my
sleep
day.
I
think I will happily
lie in bed and listen to
the
rain fall, with all
the
windows open.
No one
knows I’m here.
They
think I am asleep.
I will
go to bed soon
So I
can get up and
make
things better.
I
still have a lot to
do;
maybe I will eat.
Go for
a walk, smoke.
Eat a
tin of tuna
a tin
of mixed beans and a
banana
and then to morrow
I will
be fit to work.
Hunger
and cold
motivates
us.
I will
eat and then sleep in
an
elevated bed.
If I
sit very still
in my
swivel chair
no one
will notice
me.
The
cool change promised
is
here now with it’s
winter
blades.
Sydney
is a suburb
of
London.
