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- On an unrelated note, do anxiety disorders get worse over time? 41 minutes ago
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- Fffffuuuuuuuuu ...http://youtu.be/0PlwDbSYicM 1 day ago
- Yeah, um, that was the rage talking. I wouldn't *really* filet Aquaman. He'd be all gristly and shit. 4 days ago
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Filthy Edna
- Suffice it to say, I couldn't look at anything longer than it was wide for a year without hooting the theme from "Hinterland Who's Who". 35 minutes ago
- Did I ever tell you how I got my collection of Red Rise figurines? Probably not. It's still classed as a state secret. 36 minutes ago
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- But that man's mind was never very far away from the things people do when they think no-one is looking. Like watch The Beachcombers. 39 minutes ago
Tag Archives: poetry
With
Fill these empty spaces These interstitial echoes of wheres we’ve been. Here is the crucible Opening before you, Incandescent. See this sandpaper scar, this winsome grin. Here are my arms Here my lips, parted Here is my short-gasped breath
Sodium
I imagine Your face bathed in the diffuse orange glow of a sodium street lamp The curvature of your jawline casts sharp shadows You shrug into a light leather jacket Where are we going? Your only answer a slight smile … Continue reading
Winter Wind
It seems today is the first day of winter I turned my back away, thinking I would not feel the chill of your leaving Still, it blasts through me. Your heart full to bursting I wasn’t there to wish you … Continue reading
Right Now
It seems I will never sleep again Or else sleep too deeply for the rest of time Today I hate Sundays because Sundays are a day of goodbyes My soul is raw and tender with your leaving We created the … Continue reading
Hibernia Burning
Words won’t let me settle I held you under water My lips covered yours to steal your last breath I have been Cassiopeia tumbling inverted through the winter sky I have been Hibernia burning yet nothing all along.
To Speak Without Speaking
Let us have this conversation, then The one that begins in separate rooms with averted glances. Let us cross paths as less than strangers In great wide swaths and arcing patterns Thank God for passageways. Every word is a strategy. … Continue reading
Catch-up
Autumn smells sweet when it rains. In a chill autumn rain, I chased toothpick boats down gutters. “You’ll catch your death”, she screamed at me from a gaping doorway. All the faster I ran. If I could catch my death, … Continue reading
Economist
Corded muscles and a tight-lipped grin “I’m listening,” says the set of your shoulders. Oh, it’s not listening I’d like from you. My tongue slipping along your jawline unbuttoning, unbuckling, unzipping. I undo you. As I undress you, your eyes … Continue reading
Deeper
There was vibration a gentle buzz from head to toe when I heard your voice when I felt your arms around me It was at once more than lust and less than love of a different sort I don’t remember … Continue reading
Dark Sky
Last night the sky was swollen with burgeoning tornadoes at our lakefront cottage on a hill the front room was full of dust-covered videos and you weren’t there at all. The storms never came but the sky stayed brown and … Continue reading
