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Tag Archives: Butthole Surfers
of the dreams
These Were a Few of the Dreams These were a few of the images retained: The final scene is all she remembers. Massive black horses in water—a marsh, blue sky, angry cumulus darkness roiling in the distance. They need this, … Continue reading
of a post
going to florida i didnt stop thinkingi just stopped writing for the daybefore my mind caught windof my lack of a post so i went to florida—or i planned on goingto florida— and all i got were these . . … Continue reading
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Tagged Butthole Surfers, Chance Operations, Creative Writing, Dada, Dream Notation, Florida, Ghosts, Microfiction, Music Video, Paranoiac-Critical, Photography, Poetry, Prose Poetry, Quotes, Writing
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someone muttering bummer
Jodhpurs & Jujyfruits There are blocks everyday. People die everyday. There is gothic organ music swelling and ebbing in the ether. There is someone muttering “bummer” nearby and the smell of acrid pot wafting on an eddy of warm wind … Continue reading
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Tagged Butthole Surfers, Chance Operations, Collage, Creative Writing, Death, Dream Notation, Experimental something, Experimental writing, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Ghosts, Hybrid writing, Microfiction, Paranoiac-Critical, Poetry, Post-Apocalypse, Prose Poetry, Random Sights with Signs, Writing
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rag and bone
The Tug of Ghosts It seemed to her she was always leaving, or someone was leaving her. Her father disappeared one day when she was ten. Her mother disappeared into a fog of alcohol and mental illness the next year—and … Continue reading