21 Questions

An episode of the POETIC PROCESS podcast, hosted by POETIC PROCESS, titled "21 Questions" was published on October 7, 2022 and runs 5 minutes.

October 7, 2022 ·5m · POETIC PROCESS

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Summary

21 questions Can I help you to your walker in your old age Finish your sentences when your thoughts are delayed Will you help me with my socks when I can’t see over my stomach With a bun in the oven get my bonnet when I’ve lost it and I’m not fully cognizant I need clarity is your heart full of sincerity Am I a trophy toy in your bigger picture is your height and the romANTICS the only reason why I’m fucking witchu I don’t want this to be superficial I want something mutually beneficial *in-opportunistic* A friendship a We: a rose by any other name wouldn’t* smell as sweet Wherefore art thou Blank and B It’s Mac and cheese but will you Forever hold the keys 🔑 🎹 💙 -BT.W

Episode Description

21 questions

Can I help you to your walker in your old age

Finish your sentences

when your thoughts are delayed

Will you help me with my socks

when I can’t see over my stomach

With a bun in the oven

get my bonnet

when I’ve lost it

and I’m not fully cognizant

I need clarity is your heart full of sincerity

Am I a trophy toy in your bigger picture is your height and the romANTICS the only reason why I’m fucking witchu

I don’t want this to be superficial

I want something mutually beneficial

*in-opportunistic*

A friendship

a We: a rose by any other name wouldn’t* smell as sweet

Wherefore art thou Blank and B

It’s Mac and cheese but will you

Forever hold the keys 🔑 🎹 💙

-BT.W

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