Rhyme Bars, Something Like A Poem

Pictured, Chris Milbourn, rhymes below by Chris Milbourn also

Walked to the mailbox with my house keys fastened to my necklace

I will not buy your drugs but I will buy your records

Walked past Montana’s old place where I used to place demons on stretchers

A lot of similarities between Sylvan and Crescent

At opposite ends of an era it seems

Now days monthly subscriptions keep us from passing down lessons

Mismatched stories from mismatched messengers

Medicine in the cabinet and socks on the dresser

Loose rocks under the mail box from the aching pavement

Two white envelopes and a coupon for grocery savings

Don’t ever check your mail on a Sunday , someone say it

If one of these envelopes is about my food assistance going down, I hope I don’t see tracers

Within one building not a single garbage disposal in sixteen actual places

One of these is about food assistance so I put on my glasses

As expected, for a while I guess my fruits and vegetables won’t be the freshest

It’s either that or its rice and spinach just without the dressing

It’s not exactly a new bill but it is if you count the stressing

Self-Portrait From 2024

Drawing by Chris Milbourn, 2024

I drew a self-portrait and it turned out to look like my evil impersonators again…and maybe a few supporters.

I Don’t Think I Understand Etah

Chris Milbourn, pictured on 1/28/25

I guess I really don’t understand etah. Is it about disliking someone else at a rate that increases when the detah person’s intent for God is revealed to be good?

The Gut Instinct Literally Being Disrupted By Rape

Metaphysical rape.

Real rape.

AI-induced rape.

Hypnotism, possession and bad and evil covenants.

All of it is causing me to not know what to do based on feeling like most other people can. Everyone who’s done this to me will get what they deserve.

Family members.

Co-workers.

People I had a drink with.

People I prayed for.

I’d Like Some Friends To Go With My Medication, Please

What you know about me should exceed what you expect from me.

What you know about me is that I don’t know enough and I won’t until I’m in the afterlife, and that should exceed your expectations and hopes that I’m either too smart for my own good already or that I’m already dead.

No social support with a lot of medication won’t lead to as much improvement as what many are lying to themselves (and others) about.

Your expectations of me may be too high. Please help.