Three Fictions |
Every Day Is Single
Our lungs belong in a Elliott Smith joint. It's rolled like we're
twenties. There's no peanut butter until midnight. You're heels on a
fold-out. We rekill this moment in whispers.
The Earth says keep having sex. I've developed a cigarette thumb.
Cheek color is high -- we end with ton. I make no sense trying. This
toilet reads Church. I got off work a little. The way to pregnancy is fucked. Prepositions are in bed, coffin-handed. You're jerseyed & distance wears eyeblack. Ambivalence sings a sex mirror to sleep. Instead of isn't me. |
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