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I am unsure whether we need be outside or not for shape-shifting for altering the centuries gleaming [and the dusty old pictures] currently lighting every decisive movement we could have already made we could be intercepting, bending, eclipsing . . … Continue reading
I love knowing The neighborhoods The shortcuts of curbless inlets Turning off main avenues And slowing to drifts That lean past friends That could be home If only their ride Were tucked back Around dilapidated corners At the ends of … Continue reading
Mystic rivers, misfortunes She drastically placed Pictures, movies She separates Attacks Windows fierce She persuades stains Encounters estranged She quips She bites She’s skittish She’s released Off the chains Between gates She remains A bark 100 yards away Always From … Continue reading
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Rears of invisible separation crams the motion off 2-laned driving, swarm don’t #troubleyahead_notroublebehinde like déjà vus of birds released full force from atop the highway sign, roadtrip turns to southern Ohio, completely obliterated, around Oxford. Trimmed campus, mini-town placed real … Continue reading
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oh. Sending Pakmwr Back in time. Before we reached/populated. To rewire shorts in . Told stories this way. The distance between Web’s concave windows and Pakmers stun presence. . . .Murray reveals, “must have flasback reincarnated amnesias -sh_stop. No Transmit … Continue reading
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Oh I could have been a racist little bastard. Oh, but I said nothing until my heart rate elevated with jittery adrenals, and dribbled the echoes scratching scrappy places and faces in my back glances and looks all around; that … Continue reading
OH perfect bloomed inconceivable land, branch that SunOil plant, shatter up the atmosphere as pipes and smoking stacks unleash the core of this planet just a-fuming—like my hearts gotta hitch of it like a santa sack and dragging the whole … Continue reading
