June 2012
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WHY GO OUT?
The secret lesson of his charades class is: if you’re not good at being a charades player, maybe it’s actually because you’re not entirely good at being a person. This is called being tortured with fun. Yes. I’ve come to the conclusion that what my friend is trying to do is organize events that capture and crystallize and reproduce the effects of ordinary socializing – which is not quite about...
Jun 27th
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Jun 20th
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DOWNHEARTED
lunchboxpoems: Six horses died in a tractor-trailer fire. There. That’s the hard part. I wanted to tell you straight away so we could grieve together. So many sad things, that’s just one on a long recent list that loops and elongates in the chest, in the diaphragm, in the alveoli. What is it they say, heart-sick or downhearted? I picture a heart lying down on the floor of the torso, pulling up...
Jun 19th
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Jun 15th
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Jun 13th
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EVERY BEGINNING WANTS A GOOD PLACE TO START
According to laws of ownership,  you’re homeless. According to virology  you’re hunted, sore-throated, snotty.  By psychology you’re understood  and spun out, an iced tire. In fashion  you’re an adopter, a crofter, a little black  smock of sleep. Notice how roofs lift their houses into reason,  their stories into debt. How leather walks years  after the first bloody cut  and shoes say something...
Jun 11th
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Jun 7th
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