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Monthly Archives: May 2024
the gelding lottery
wayward and wasted Donkey Fandango a renowned musketfrom MexicoCompact Lifeguardsvibrant explosions Traffic masterpiecesteacup musselspotluck gauntlets and stoves Sundry DoodahsDandelion TraffickersTear away wraps on gavel stowaways and stragglers Doom suggested : $10.00 mastiff tragicomedymutant salves Join a vibrant matador of teapots … Continue reading
deluge never ends
Nothing Remotely Comprehensible Tragedians are people who belong in ramekins but somehow slipped through the net and live on a Godot-like wasteland, without the gnarled tree, but with plenty of tumbleweeds constantly blowing through the landscape. Discordant bird chatter is … Continue reading
song of extinction
Memorable Stuff I Read This Week | | The summers become hotter & hotter. | | Unbearable & luminous, the refrain of the song of extinction— —Dante Di Stefano / “Green Burial Unsonnet” “But the scale of this year’s heat — amplified … Continue reading
please look elsewhere
epic sieves two damaged wipers on the locumglimmer compensation onsitewe will generate some northward disruptionfor everyone’s sake, the linear narrative is temporarily closed renege : renewal we have placed a few cartoonists outside for easy insertionresolutions will be directed to … Continue reading
substrates without purchase
Unmoored The unrooted. The faceless. The darkness without form. Forms without substance. Substrates without purchase. The turmoil throwing her into a state of agitation. Explicit signs. Signs without meaning. Warning signs. All—a mass of confusion she wallows in—nascent hours at … Continue reading
own unique hole
blood first, there is the blood of the chicken—then the effigy doll, blindfolded with hands tied behind its back—attempts at wordly accretions to follow, but it doesn’t look right,this is worse,every trip a strand of its ownproducing its own unique … Continue reading
pink in wildfire
doldrums haiku a detuned guitarsky glows pink in wildfire smokechilly whitewashed room What I’m Reading: So we go and fear scythes us down, crying out on muddy slopes. The earth bleeds all around us. The sea is a green wall. … Continue reading
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pleasant vibes, man
All Non-Programme Artisanal Orifices (found dada missive) Hello All, Feel free to reach out to me at the campfire girls cookout. I’ll be a semiquaver through most of my incompatibilities from my two beefburgers. The purpose of this is a … Continue reading
how many pins
May Day of the Dead (redux) I’m hot with fleas, gravid with scabies liceI have a multitude of filo and coronaViruses are best when deflected with oilImpregnated chausibles or warm leatheretteOn your burning flesh underneath your hair shirtWear your bird mask filled … Continue reading
fantasy of truth
Memorable Stuff I Read This Week Travelling by bicycle is a life of simple things taken seriously: hunger, thirst, friendship, the weather, the stutter of the world beneath you. — Kate Harris / Land of Lost Borders: Out of Bounds … Continue reading