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Monthly Archives: March 2021
the red button
“Ah, go on. You’ll see. The future is coming and it doesn’t look good.” — Madeleine Watts / The Inland Sea
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Tagged Blackout Poetry, Collage, Erasure Poetry, Experimental writing, Hybrid writing, Poetry, Prose Poetry, Writing
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the terminal point (redux)
What Ails You? “Mama? What’s a welkin? Is that like a pickle?” “No, dear. It’s the vault of the sky. The firmament, you know?” “Is that like something permanent, Ma? “No… It’s Satan! Satan! Satan! Satan!” The clouds part and … Continue reading
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Tagged Experimental writing, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Microfiction, Writing
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an outside thing
Pinned Dig, Digby, dig. Digby stomps on his shadow in the schoolyard. He tries to blot it out because it won’t stop following him. Digby believes the shadow rains down the indignities he suffers, although he doesn’t put it that … Continue reading
of dyspeptic ruin
Ingestion This week from the site of ingestion —from the site of dyspeptic ruin— the moment you swallowed the hegemonic tincture and began your slow disappearance into the stew inside the melting pot. “Don’t try to figure out what other … Continue reading
a deficient ejaculation
Besotted with Crots* 1. Quetzalcoatl Crank— the sign says— this is a great place to live! I’ve got to get out of this crot. 2. It’s not helpful that you speak in an endless stream of psittacisms while I’m trying … Continue reading
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Tagged Autofiction, Experimental writing, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Hybrid writing, Microfiction, Poetry, Prose Poetry, Writing
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dumpster-bin nonchalance
Self-Portrait (as the Jubjub Bird and the Frumious Bandersnatch) Down South Jocose in those dying days of Sancti Spiritus. They jostled and jointed, they foisted and hoisted, the beams up to the sky. Mountain joists of slick primer. Letters fell … Continue reading
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Tagged Experimental writing, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Hybrid writing, Microfiction, Poetry, Prose Poetry, Writing
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sometimes silence
sometimes silence “You write what you write, and then either it holds up or it doesn’t hold up. There are no rules or particular sensibilities. I don’t believe in that at all anymore.” — Jamaica Kincaid
claw trails glistening
Blues Cat Haiku Anger kitty struck, bloody claw trails glistening, cool blues filigree. “Anger after someone has died is a cake on a table, fully risen. A knife housed in glass.” — Victoria Chang / “Victoria Chang”
molasses death spiral
Stuck Abecedarian It was drenched green. The gazetteer absconded with verisimilitude and we were left in this wasteland clenching our drooping marigolds. The villain left vanilla footprints and the abecedarian was stuck on E. Something sticky dripped down our hot … Continue reading
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Tagged Fiction, Flash Fiction, Microfiction, Poetry, Prose Poetry, Writing
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