Post-Concussive Poetry

I was recently involved in a Top-Notch Fun Type Automobile Accident.

(Note my hilarious sarcasm.)

It was totally the other guys’ fault, which is great news for insurance. He ran a red (that had been red for at least 5 seconds) and hit me as I was going through an intersection. My mom’s car is totaled. I managed to escape unscathed – except for whiplash and a concussion.

Hilariously, having a concussion then means that now, I have something fun and exciting called Post Concussive… something. You see, I can’t remember, because part of the fun is that my brain no longer works.

LOLZ.

There is definitely a bright side here. I’m going to get an insurance settlement, and because it wasn’t my fault, and I have all of the Pain and Suffering, it will be enough to pay off most of my student loans, Hopefully. (note my Hopeful Capitalization) I’m also getting disability pay while I’m off work.

In the meantime, the Concussion Thingy is making me feel so many emotions. I really am feeling The Poetry Emotions, let me tell you. Ironically, because of the Concussion Thingy, my brain is all like

“Good luck with that.”

Some of my poetry attempts have been pretty hilarious so far.

… well, I’ve lost my train of thought, so that’s it for now.

Have a good one, internet.

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6 Responses to Post-Concussive Poetry

  1. Sara says:

    Your Post-Concussive Poetry rocks my world, Kathryn. :) I hope you are feeling better now; thank goodness you didn’t have any worse injuries. Poetry Emotions are always a good thing to have, especially when you’re that unique type of person who can do the most amazing, hilarious poetry :)
    Also, thank you so much for Wild Land and putting it for free on amazon!! It’s the best novel I’ve read in a long, long time. Dinky’s character is especially endearing, and the romantic scenes give me goosebumps!

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  2. Sara says:

    Wild Land just keeps getting better and better Kathryn . . . I honestly can’t believe that it took me this long to finally read it, lol :) But it’s ever more enthralling than I ever imagined . . . though I can’t say I’m surprised, coming from you :)

    and speaking of your POETIC SKILLS, Kathryn, here is my NEW FAVORITE QUOTE FROM WILD LAND!!! :)
    “Also,” she said, feigning seriousness and deep thought, “I’ve decided to forgive you.” She awarded him with a dazzling smile that she knew was all Elizabeth. Maybe she wasn’t exactly as he remembered, but she felt that she was more deeply herself than she had been as Elizabeth or Maria alone. A truer version of the eternal fragment in her, the splinter that could communicate with the thought of the creator. If he truly loved her, then he would love her now even more than he had before. It felt as if she had finally found a piece of herself that had been missing, like she was finally the complete whole of two halves. Elizabeth and Maria.
    “This is an odd question,” Cameron said, “But what should I call you?”
    “Why don’t you call me honey? Like you used to.” She turned to him then, eyes wide and tender. It was a big request, and she knew it.
    “I’ll try,” he said.
    They smiled at each other as the sun finally breached the horizon and true daylight illuminated their faces, slanting through the trees. Elizabeth felt her cheeks grow warm from the light and from Cameron’s gaze. In her mind, he had never looked so handsome. More than handsome – he was so beautiful it made her ache. She couldn’t believe how much she wanted him.”
    This paragraph made me smile and laugh out loud – makes me wish I had written it myself haha :) I love your writing!

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  3. Sara says:

    and i couldn’t leave this part out because it made me put my face in my palm I was laughing so hard, it was so perfect haha :)
    “It was almost too much: to have him so close, alone, the way he smelled; to be hyper-aware of every detail of his almost too sexy person. She didn’t know how she would function without making love to him that very instant.”

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  4. Sara says:

    How do you always keep topping yourself, Kathryn? :) You’re the bestest!!! I wonder what will happen next in the story?!

    “It felt so good to laugh together again. That’s how they had spent so much of their time together – laughing. It reminded Elizabeth of the many days and nights they had spent building their love for each other. Through laughter, through the creation of their piece of paradise, through sharing a bed . . . the giddiness increased exponentially. She was forgetting everything about their situation except the fact that he was right here, right next to her. His closeness was intoxicating and her whole body was tingly and warm.
    They continued to giggle, staring at each other. Elizabeth’s heart was pounding painfully in her throat. Was he going to kiss her? After literally thousands of years of waiting, she didn’t know if she could wait anymore. He didn’t move forward, didn’t move at all. Just sat there smiling, as she knew she was.”
    Thanks for making ME smile, you beautiful person :) :) :)

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  5. Sara says:

    I am feeling Poetry Emotions today too, Kathryn! Hope you had a beautiful day for someone as BEAUTIFUL as you

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