DR. BILLY ALSBROOKS
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LOVE LETTERS FROM THE DYLAN HARRIS LIBRARY 
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LOVE LETTERS FROM THE DYLAN HARRIS LIBRARY 

LOVE LETTERS FROM THE DYLAN HARRIS LIBRARY

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We the damaged, end up doing more damage 

So I gravitate to the misfits and long haired refugees 

But what’s the difference between existing and truly living?

Could it just be Robert Pattinson playing Batman?

I’m too frustrated to put make up on my words today

You’ll just have to accept the wrinkles in my phrasing 

What’s the point of us lying through filters anyways?

That’s what brought us to the point of shotguns 

Rejection the sponge that soaks up my soul 

But I have no strength to fight anymore 

It’s like a switch went off 

Now I’m falling deeper and deeper into confusion 

My feet walk strange streets that seem odd

My eyes see strange people that look familiar

My ears hear words that have no pulse 

My hands touch the day of distortion 

How could I give so much to others, but feel this empty?

Yet still they ask me for more

More more more, but I have no more

I dip my pen in bitterness and erase with ammunition 

I’m sure your mouth can taste the bullets in the lines

Unclaimed people tend to eventually shutdown 

And that’s where I’m at right now

Can a writer go postal with his poetry?

I feel like spraying everybody with full metal word jackets  

Walking in the wiki library with my avatar trench coat on

My own little Columbine meta verse 

Putting my call of duty sights on all the cool kids, blasting them with poop emojis

One set of handcuffs away from infamy 

One Sim rant away from being Kanye Jeen-Yuhs

Do you think padded white walls could restrain my bored ape NFTs?

Would they prevent me from hurting the yacht club with viral aphorisms?

Let me turn the pen on myself and put this blame where it belongs

You’re all witnesses to the art of my own self-destruction 

So Let us all, bow our heads for the marriage of pain and darkness 

So Let us all, bow our heads for the marriage of pain and darkness

Love letters, from the Dylan Harris Library…

Poem By: Billy Alsbrooks