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Dear E----, The bus crawls eastward like an insect: silvery carapace and compound eyes, broad-spotted blue-red with ads as we scuttle along the curb-crumbs, outpacing a decaying Tuesday sun. In my thoracic seat I think of love, its strangest colors and contours, gentle treacheries and bridges burnt, a wavering lawn of doubled sleep. Tonight we dine on margaritas in our cheap pub on the hill, hope the questions all get answered, touch feet under the table in secret. I'm sure I wear at your patience with this haircut I slashed myself, my many stumbles of attention, all my errors of cipher and code, & the old hot luggage of my battles... but you persevere. Look up - the stars are champagne perlage in a dark coupe, and all around the living are dying; the dying are living.
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May 7, 2025
May 7, 2025 at 3:14 PM UTC
Letter to E----
Dear E----, The bus crawls eastward like an insect: silvery carapace and compound eyes, broad-spotted blue-red with ads as we scuttle along the curb-crumbs, outpacing a decaying Tuesday sun. In my thoracic seat I think of love, its strangest colors and contours, gentle treacheries and bridges burnt, a wavering lawn of doubled sleep. Tonight we dine on margaritas in our cheap pub on the hill, hope the questions all get answered, touch feet under the table in secret. I'm sure I wear at your patience with this haircut I slashed myself, my many stumbles of attention, all my errors of cipher and code, & the old hot luggage of my battles... but you persevere. Look up - the stars are champagne perlage in a dark coupe, and all around the living are dying; the dying are living.
EvanS
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May 7, 2025
May 7, 2025 at 3:14 PM UTC
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