the shame sits on the belly like the opposite of adequacy. in the yard, shirt open and tanning, the last few years have done poorly in this respect. down- hill since the incident with the knee
and the subsequent dormancy of the legs that used to go
everywhere.
i think
burning here feels right.
Apr 21, 2016
Apr 21, 2016 at 2:39 AM UTC
the shame sits on the belly like the opposite of adequacy. in the yard, shirt open and tanning, the last few years have done poorly in this respect. down- hill since the incident with the knee
and the subsequent dormancy of the legs that used to go
everywhere.
i think
burning here feels right.
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