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observational haikus

if fish flew farther

fishermen could catch them

without going to sea

 

the dark sushi bar

has an especially dark

corner booth for you

 

finally some sun

to keep vitamin d up

and cool down the pale

 

the mountain does not

bend, even though it itches

the rock slide teases

 

Alfred Hitchcock is

dead and yet chocolate syrup

still makes a sweet blood

 

i don’t understand

dungeons and dragons and so

very many things

 

they call me crazy

when i wear my bra outside

my shirt on some days

 

an ode to white walls

blank canvases crisp and smooth

that never can last

 

the usher shows you

to your fifty dollar seat

behind a large hat

 

i have slept 12 hours

and yet i am still sleepy

chronic fatigue *****

 

rob plays games like a

fiend—new media crumbles

beneath his fingers

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May 17, 2010
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