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i mine as well be wearing flip-flops forever in this godforsaken century. lonely man/me/or him sits at the edge of a river. at the edge of a town, on the edge of a rock round and called mama /earth. he is contemplating jazz, no, madness/women/& spontaneous combustion. he leans the sun forward to touch his forehead/combust. the man is homeless, or this is his home, or that van parked over there and smiling. he balances boulders in the water, peaked on schlitz, contemplating birds, no, the blood of old age and some sort of ex-girlfriend/witch’s brew. a malt-gut sediment. chikee hut nap & dreams. this is how it is for the man/me/or him raised-up in a single-wide or on the riverside, with the ghost of grandaddy & his theories on complex-costume-parties.
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Sep 4, 2015
Sep 4, 2015 at 6:55 AM UTC
man of the river
i mine as well be wearing flip-flops forever in this godforsaken century. lonely man/me/or him sits at the edge of a river. at the edge of a town, on the edge of a rock round and called mama /earth. he is contemplating jazz, no, madness/women/& spontaneous combustion. he leans the sun forward to touch his forehead/combust. the man is homeless, or this is his home, or that van parked over there and smiling. he balances boulders in the water, peaked on schlitz, contemplating birds, no, the blood of old age and some sort of ex-girlfriend/witch’s brew. a malt-gut sediment. chikee hut nap & dreams. this is how it is for the man/me/or him raised-up in a single-wide or on the riverside, with the ghost of grandaddy & his theories on complex-costume-parties.
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Sep 4, 2015
Sep 4, 2015 at 6:55 AM UTC
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