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I built this desk higher than was reasonable. Apparently, I wanted the pleasure of my own excitement more than a comfortable writing life. The legs rise, Dr. Seuss spindling, a long way toward ceiling, and I bungee corded an aviator seat onto a tall stool at a breathtaking angle so that I have to be very careful sidling my **** up and finally, oh, er, off, on! This batting about of language, at great heights is not for the faint of heart. It’s much warmer up here, and I’m too high to get down. So I stay a course through powerful urges for Chips with Dip or One More ******* Load of Laundry and occasionally, in my bored willingness, I stumble upon some shimmering confluence of words that makes me want to rip out my hair and buy a new howl, or spend my life trying to become a white sheet, hanging alone all day with the sun and the wind and then the stillness of night and the dew, leaping from blades of grass to sway a ways with me in this soft shiver of not yet morning.
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Jan 14, 2012
Jan 14, 2012 at 1:47 PM UTC
With the Sun
I built this desk higher than was reasonable. Apparently, I wanted the pleasure of my own excitement more than a comfortable writing life. The legs rise, Dr. Seuss spindling, a long way toward ceiling, and I bungee corded an aviator seat onto a tall stool at a breathtaking angle so that I have to be very careful sidling my **** up and finally, oh, er, off, on! This batting about of language, at great heights is not for the faint of heart. It’s much warmer up here, and I’m too high to get down. So I stay a course through powerful urges for Chips with Dip or One More ******* Load of Laundry and occasionally, in my bored willingness, I stumble upon some shimmering confluence of words that makes me want to rip out my hair and buy a new howl, or spend my life trying to become a white sheet, hanging alone all day with the sun and the wind and then the stillness of night and the dew, leaping from blades of grass to sway a ways with me in this soft shiver of not yet morning.
natalie-marie-kinsey
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Jan 14, 2012
Jan 14, 2012 at 1:47 PM UTC
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