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“Dialectics” & “Why They Grow Corn in the Philippines”
I want to do the thing that kills me, so I do its opposite. Action as cascade of cognition which leads me to a cigarette.
Trans-substantiation
What is this lifeblood if not a river?
I enter my body as exit strategy.
I come from a long line of fathers
without fathers. I’ve said too much.
The Last Tree on Earth
“…I can see it’s a black, shrunken stick about ten feet high, stripped of the bark I once ran my fingers over.”
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