Zombie folk rock meets Office Space. Jonathan Coulton's zombies stagger around a mall, but I prefer to think of it as an airport.
This has inspired a part II to the emo poem I wrote when K and I first met. Now, five years into the relationship, it's all about the undead. Here's part of it:
After 1
Remove contact
cataract night glasses
K’s mouth
is just a black
hole in his face
dream I ate his brain
and our fight
diffused by morning
4686868 bytes transmitted in
58 seconds our brain,
the cat puts a parasite in
so we love him more, suffer
the rug with litter and
his gastric juices
Shadow, the oldest cat K brought
to our cohabitance and a corpse
already under the floorboard
heart heart
burrow in
become zero
Friday, January 8, 2010
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