Let's see.
What time is it?
[INAUDIBLE VOICE FROM AUDIENCE]
What time do we get started, do you think?
Because I've reached my halfway mark.
If you get bored, tell me, and I can cut it down.
[LAUGHTER]
I had 41 because I had no idea how many poems
you could read in an hour, because I could have read them
in 20 minutes.
[LAUGHTER]
Just right through.
This is called "Indecision."
It's also the first line of the poem.
"Indecision, seamstress, you sew a screen door to my mouth
and it slams back against my cheek soundlessly
when I try to speak, leaving only a question
mark that wheels around on its period, it's one leg.
Yelling, go ahead, ask me anything.
Ask me anything, but don't make me decide what to do."