djavjr:
the year is 2014. americans walk polka-dotted streets, exchanging mutual greetings through song and dance which has replaced the once-used handshake. it is now required by law for all citizens to wear rainbow afros and permanently paint their skin white. president marty the zebra has risen to power after the recent impeachment of former president obama. he opens his address to the county with the newly decided national anthem, “afro circus.”
(via thegirlanachronism93)
"I’m the ugliest guy on the lower east side, but I got wheels, and you want to go for a ride."
…but I have a new blog chronicling my scholastic journey of skipping my junior year.
Graduating Early
"Because I’m afraid to look the world in the eye.
If nothing’s gonna change, well then, I’d rather die.
And I’m too unemployed to organize a union; I’m too intoxicated to tear down a building. I’m too hopeless to look for a solution.
I’m afraid that if I found one, I’d be out of excuses for the way I waste away in the gutters that I chose like fashion accessories to go with my dirty clothes.
I haven’t bathed in months, but you know it’s not because I’ve been fighting bourgeois morals; I’m just lazy and I’m young.
I’ve seen the best minds of my generation dying drunk or high from the rooftops to the parking lots.
Stomped to death in West Philadelphian squats.
They’ve got me waiting on a day when we can say “fuck the police!” with a little bit of integrity, when it’ll mean “I’ve got your back if you’ve got mine!”
Give me a scene where I believe in more than bad hair cuts, guilt, and misery.
I don’t know where I fit between the vegans and the nihilists.
That might be the first thing I’ve said that wasn’t a lie tonight.
‘Cause there’s gotta be something more than lying in the front yard naked screaming at the constellations.
I want something more than an apology to say when I look the world in the eye.
I’ll tell you, man, my friend William came to me with a message of hope.
It went, “fuck you and everything that you think you know. If you don’t step outside the things that you believe, they’re gonna kill you” He said, “no one’s gonna stop you from dying young and miserable and right, but if you want something better, you gotta put that shit aside.”
I thought about how for thousands of years there have been people who told us that things can’t go on like this from Jesus Christ to The Diggers From Malthus to Zerzan From Karl Marx to Huey Newton.
But the shit goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on."