Is There Anything Left for the Rest of Us?

Does it still hurt when you die a natural death? Why is petting a dog on the head better than winning a round of Mario kart? Do killers ever stop and say, I shouldn't do this; it's literally a terrible thing to do? Do animals comfort us when we cry because they feel our pain or because they are deathly afraid of losing us? Do all fatherless children feel half-inflated? Is it okay to cry to the sounds of your neighbors making love? Is it okay to get dressed to go out but stay in and sit at your desk instead? Can we ever trust the people who tore us apart again? Will I be alright? Am I getting better?

A collection of poems by Oliver overanalyzing Baxxter

Author: Oliver Baxxter
Publisher: Oliver Baxxter
Published: 10/01/2021
Pages: 126
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.46lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.33d
ISBN: 9780578984094

About the Author
Baxxter, Oliver: - Oliver Baxxter is a touring musician, singer/songwriter, and poet. His previous work includes You, Me, and the Moon, which was widely received by his audience base as an independent release. Currently, Baxxter is crafting his first collection of short stories, satirically centered around the Las Vegas trailer park that raised him. He draws inspiration from and paints a new light on the tropes of youth, mental health, and relationships from a unique perspective.His band Broadside, has three studio albums and have been on multiple world tours.-Baxxter resides in Orlando, Florida where he watches the sunset each night with his fiance and their miniature dachshund, Leo.