Remember what I told you on the way back from the bookstore?
I want to remember, but I don’t.
You don’t? I wrote it down after I watched you from across the room. There she is, and I’ll be dead soon. Continue Reading
Remember what I told you on the way back from the bookstore?
I want to remember, but I don’t.
You don’t? I wrote it down after I watched you from across the room. There she is, and I’ll be dead soon. Continue Reading
We went sledding. I pulled plastic bags
over my feet before I stuffed them in my moon boots. Continue Reading
There is a situation often referred to as poetry. If you don’t
understand that, we’re at an impasse. Other situations are
possible, including stock car racing, but most of these
events go undetected. Continue Reading
According to all the dead people, death is a pretty
silent place, where people don’t make any attempts at
communication or whatnot, movement. Of course, I know people Continue Reading
I haven’t got much time to write this because I don’t have much
time, like everyone, who always says, “Hey, I’m everyone and I have
so little time.” I keep meaning to make more time in my basement. Continue Reading
I’m wasting my time. It’s all I do, like I’ve got
an agenda and it’s not there. I turn to this in an effort
to avoid that, and yet where I turn is into another
avenue that leads nowhere. Continue Reading
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