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Sep 2018
kramer vs. kramer vs.
           all the president's men...

journalism...

    you sure?
bite you out of your own
*** if you ask politely...

         @dollyalderton your
escape plan?

      **** me...
entrapped kittens of a tree,
homeless dogs barking...
         no alternative avenue?
   you kidding me, right?

journalism?
  what?
lessons in middle-class -
upper -
   thank **** my family is
as ****** up as to allow myself
the jargon to stitch
a tattoo onto my own body...

motto:
leave nothing,
which you can't leverage
(with) -
death decides the victor -
"justice"?
                a harbinger of
sorrows - tears worth lime
juice...
      
    french toast...
white bread soaked it what would
become scrambled eggs...
fried...
                    
      journalism...
             i sometimes wish i could
tell you what happens next door...
but i can't...
     journalism is hardly a quest
for omniscience...
there could never be a god
within the omni- restrictions...
          because there is not god
within atheistic restrictions...
there is no god within
the catholic dogmatism of omni-
attributation -
                   which favors the man
conceding his stance
on giving the universe a geometry,
a shape...
                yet time?
time is non-linear!
  cliche... history repeats itself...
                journalism is dead,
mind you... it died, a slow, albeit
sudden, death...
            daydreaming, "thinking" itself
to be dead...
          time has knowledge of
a rotary dynamism -
    it doesn't end with a space-time
continuum -
it begins with it!
space is no more three dimensional
than time being unilateral -
             about time to consider
the per se, essence, of time,
to have the equivalent parameters of space...
is the benzene clock
right to denote...
para- a future,
          meta- a past?
   and ortho- a present?
             by the hour hand
   (para-),
  the minute hand (ortho-),
  and the second hand (meta-):
i give, unto you...
                  the second clock.
Written by
Mateuš Conrad  36/M/Essex (England)
(36/M/Essex (England))   
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