Unlovable Poem

Unlovable Poem is a stitched-together reflection of emotional absurdity, insecurity, and identity—but with a wink. It’s a fragmented monologue dressed as a shootout, where vulnerability pulls the trigger and humor deflects the bullet. Texts like “word sheriff,” “objects of comparison,” and “life work a little funny a little sad” dance between sarcasm and confession. This piece doesn’t offer clarity—it offers the mess, the contradiction, the rush of being too much and not enough, all at once.