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Monthly Archives: July 2008
I will smash them
I’ll smash these fingers to pieces and saw these hands off my arms. They are petty jewels of an unworn and undeserved crown. They are the vestiges of a lost name. They are vestigial. They have proven themselves redundant, they … Continue reading
The redemption of William Randolph Hearst
When death comes, it snatches with quick & clumsy kittens’ claws in a frenzy of untrained aptitude. It comes with all the clumsy enthusiasm of a teenager. It doesn’t allow for last words or unfinished business or secrets whispered with … Continue reading
Our city lives are still
Ours is not quite a Brave New World; though we’ve learned to exist upside-down, and still the blood in our veins, ultimately we desire grass and ground to step upon, and though we value the perks of our city lives … Continue reading
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Tagged birds, buildings, city life, city streets, Dante, death, Greek mythology, Huxley, Norse mythology, rebirth, the woods
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Explosions in the Sestina
in my room at the end of the day, and you open your arms to my ghosts, though in your presence they are afraid, they are skittish things and only want to search, to seek to find a word to … Continue reading
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Tagged beds, early love, fear, geography, ghosts, hospitals, sestinas
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King of the Gauls
I am Vercingetorix tied to a stake, tied to Caesar’s cock, whispering ‘respice post te‘ into his taint, stationary and starving in a No-Man’s Land, perched above Cleopatra’s bosom, held at bay by false hopes of civil war and dreams … Continue reading
Miniature playgrounds for miniature children
A dream of silent life is what I wanted. But in my head an endless music plays that bleeds into the fabric of my dreams constantly, and last night an angry rhythm of random images pounded themselves out while I … Continue reading
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Tagged beds, dreams, fabric, food, music, sex, the outdoors, windows
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