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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
“nectarine season” & “brain help / love, belly”
“you ask me to be patient. i paint an old bookshelf
& remember my posture, the way blossoms become
one last thing.”
Household Goods Gone Bad
“I just want to tear away everything / that is irrelevant, and love you like a broken lever”
“The Shape of Things is Rarely a Line” & “The Magic of Eating Garbage”
“I hate and am my mother’s rage. Each city / promises me a new face. The deepest tragedy”
Drunk on the Gush of Poptimism and Skepticism
People complain about the city. There is never not something to complain about. The sidewalks fill with leaves — red and gold — and these critics still complain. Some people complain and never say goodbye but, sometimes, a complainer vacates.
Dee Bukowski
You people read about our town in the news—first the rape allegations, then Dolly Molly, then the car accident—and you think you know what happened. You think you know something about who we are.
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