this is very original, i like it a lot. i especially like how you spaced it out, it makes it easier to read and understand as well as adding interest by means of a visual component. i never thought of literally meeting myself (if you know what i mean) like you have, it's great to gain some perspective!

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Everything I tell you is a lie. Except that. And that. And that. And that.

I like this one! The whle coversation with self thing is a neat idea. Bravo!

OOH! THIS is a +fav.
I didn't know what to expect at first
Didn't know what I'd be like

^^^
uber lines.

If it was a song, I could picture System of a down doing it.

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OH MY GOD GET IT OFF ME!! GAAAAAAAAAHHHH OH IT BURNS!!!!!!! AHAHAHAHH NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

~redwall-club

Why thank you!

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DO WORK, SON!

Thanks.

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DO WORK, SON!

Why thanks...I really put a lot of thought into this one...

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DO WORK, SON!

haha thanks for the warning, i bet its harder for you poetry writers to get comments. i picked this based on its title and i like it, slightly crazy -definatly original.

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You are right, it is difficult to get people to actually sit down and read something (God forbid )
Anyway, thanks--crazy has pretty much been my state of mind recently.

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DO WORK, SON!

"Spent some tim" -- I think you meant "time".

I like that you show the different aspects of yourself having a conversation by using the Tab key. It gives a more powerful visual cue as to what's going on, that traditional indentation would not give.

I like the arrangement of the stanza about your universe turning inside out. It looks like another visual cue of everything going Down The Proverbial Toilet, y'know?

If you want to go with this theme of using visuals and arrangements, I think you could consider actually punctuating the last question. It would give the poem a sense of finality, and it would be somewhat shocking to the reader, after reading many lines with only commas and no real 'stoppers'. That, however, is solely my opinion, and you do not have to take it at all. Poetry is its own beast, and the decision on stuff like that is left to the poet.

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I AM NOT HERE. I HAVE DIED ON THE CROSS FOR YOUR SINS.

_{Actually, I just moved.}