She Will Certainly Raise The Roof: The Day Jean Parcourt Parlour Opens Somewhere Around Six Tonite
In this night,
Looking for you,
Like you walked me around wireless,
Too enthusiastic about the idea of the fat bubbles you draw on top when you write down i's.
And the small workout room of the singles' jingle plex,
Was later converted into a little wintry wry mini bar scene there,
Soloflex mirrors lifted off the walls with wiggling limbs,
Kitsch key hook plaque installed for parked sets of rings not to be lost,
No sink installed yet, washing glasses in an old Igloo.
But in the model showroom suite's presumptive smugness, she stood a bit more upright now, watching the poetic justice of useless apartment gym finally now being dismantled,
Afterall, the model suite well worked it's keep, and besides, was considerably more important,
Whereas the gym was sold on and existed mostly solely as a gimmick over-glamorized phantom,
The model showroom, not yet fully knowing the plans for the small apartment complex beer cave pub 'cade.
But now the apartment gym's old closet was being converted to dry storage,
All sauce stocked behind and under small stooling bar,
And staged with just the right amount of hallow,
Like bar of a doll house,
The singles apartment complex arcade bar,
Simulacral, like comb for doll hair,
All the micro-utopia residue, like doll head oversized hair follicle sweet plastic scent,
Yet to finally whiff from mouldering dummy poison attic storage.
But weather quite a fine, weather be quite a quaint, a strolling pseudo business now, that ran off plushing carpet punch carding,
Trade ripping carnival ticket,
Economy of trivia night relying on just the right angle and sixth degree of non sequitur rummy fact find at the local library,
An entire economy off skeeball coupons correctly assumed by which the singles would be too preoccupied to even try to buy in bulk counterfeit at party store for pass off here,
An old Pappalardo pennant, pennants and the proprioceptive neon advertising beer they wouldn't sell or would never sell hanging in the blank of backdrop,
Of the all no placeness of a stage set,
Cloistered off like some inviting critical culdesac,
As the Heideggerian horizon line is reduced towards the nowhere here, nowhere beyond the small now blue black painted wall space backdrop quaintness quarantine,
Seals so bark to engage, empty liquor bottles gladly scored, the future pleasant sour milk litter box scent decay so screens against all the ginning fizz.
Exfoliated conversation of all our now cozy kelping alienation, modernism and its discontents,
All relaxing into accepting resignation of all the too much master of ceremonies reification outside,
Fairweather distanced remove of all the supposed and unearned knowingness of the smug cats catting of Normandy, and everywhere else,
Drunk, kind of just now realizing god put cats in the city, just to remind us that god, nature, whatever, may not necessarily be totally enthralled by exactly everything we do.
But as one toast shot contains more fellowship than an entire AA calendar year,
And what we watch ourselves seeking streaking even as our reading still so affirms,
Here, where Carroll's treatment is mostly an abstraction,
A couple of stewardesses still in uniform,
And Rick Howard was the Jack Nicholson of skateboarding.
Then it was all just so splendid well enough to make you feel like you had some place to go though,
When you didn't quite feel like going out,
But didn't want to be in your apartment.
And the first time I saw you Jennifer there,
Baltimore bangs, brown and redish curtained both sides off grazing the shoulders of Beige London Fog Inspector Gadget trench coat rain coat that you still have on helping out the apartment 'cade part time bar bartender there,
Actively passing shots out from the horny tequila donkey burro,
Languished in the projected aggressive idealism of all your over-helpful.