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_Marge_ retrogrades lazily towards the hills; Her name, printed the width of her cab-over dinette In crinkled cobalt cursive, Totters eccentrically as her handbrake fails. SNAP-AP Oblivious to errant camper vans (and centripetal forces in general), Barney speeds maniacally along a deserted city street; Golden coated and joyously poochie, His tongue flabbers as fast as his bicycle courier dad can pedal. SNAP-AP-AP Mr Blue buys buckets at Bunnings To match his cerulean suit and shinier-than-shiney satin shirt; Periwinkle rhinestone shoes carry him unabashedly passed the second glances and sideways looks; There goes the best dressed DIY-er in town…don’t ya know. SNAP-AP-AP-AP
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Apr 5, 2022
Apr 5, 2022 at 7:01 PM UTC
Antigua Street Photography
"What do you want? . . . ", She burst out- In throbbing conflict, I vomited: "Sory". She could never learn How to alter Printed scripts.
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 1:16 AM UTC
Interview.
You know, I never met a Frank I really hated too much, except for when I was little and I despised my ******* grandfather for threatening to nail my ears to a door every forty minutes. Having said that, there's a hole somewhere where people vacation from life and I haven't found it, but the closest I can get is bed. I woke up with half my *** still asleep. I hurt somewhere new every day. But hey, it can't all be **** coffee and half wilted daisies, eh? I got my copy of "Eaten by Machines; Collected Poems of Austin Heath." Look at that. My word in print. I'm not making a **** cent off of it, but there it is. I'll call myself a writer now. At least out in the open. Among people. Sigh. What if further on down the century, people decide these years were the first seeds pushed into the dirt that would start the apocalypse? Or, what if we are already the post-apocalypse? This place smells funny. What if the past heard about the future, learned about all the wealth and resources we had at our disposal, and instead built fancier weapons for the war machine? Would they even hesitate to call us monsters, and declare the future the end? What the **** do you think we're looking down? We're all going to go insane, and **** each other in our sleep, and we'll sleep rarely because we realize that it is one big unprofitable blind spot. We'll die half-narcoleptic, insomniac, lucid dreaming lunatics, with manic paranoia and no conscience for violence. In our sleep. Sleep. I can't quite remember why I left bed, I guess I needed more sunshine in my diet. My phone is off, it's past noon, and I haven't eaten. Frank is disappointed.
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Jun 14, 2014
Jun 14, 2014 at 1:12 PM UTC
"I'm Drinking Cheap Coffee, My Body Aches From Sleeping or Malnutrition, and Frank is Disappointed."
You know, I never met a Frank I really hated too much, except for when I was little and I despised my ******* grandfather for threatening to nail my ears to a door every forty minutes. Having said that, there's a hole somewhere where people vacation from life and I haven't found it, but the closest I can get is bed. I woke up with half my *** still asleep. I hurt somewhere new every day. But hey, it can't all be **** coffee and half wilted daisies, eh? I got my copy of "Eaten by Machines; Collected Poems of Austin Heath." Look at that. My word in print. I'm not making a **** cent off of it, but there it is. I'll call myself a writer now. At least out in the open. Among people. Sigh. What if further on down the century, people decide these years were the first seeds pushed into the dirt that would start the apocalypse? Or, what if we are already the post-apocalypse? This place smells funny. What if the past heard about the future, learned about all the wealth and resources we had at our disposal, and instead built fancier weapons for the war machine? Would they even hesitate to call us monsters, and declare the future the end? What the **** do you think we're looking down? We're all going to go insane, and **** each other in our sleep, and we'll sleep rarely because we realize that it is one big unprofitable blind spot. We'll die half-narcoleptic, insomniac, lucid dreaming lunatics, with manic paranoia and no conscience for violence. In our sleep. Sleep. I can't quite remember why I left bed, I guess I needed more sunshine in my diet. My phone is off, it's past noon, and I haven't eaten. Frank is disappointed.
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