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Choose to Win

A duck died, his body floated throughout the pond-water and on occasion collided with shoreline, but always returned back to drifting. When winter turned the water to ice, he was frozen from the neck down. At night, approaching headlights struck his dead eyes and they lit up like stars. During sunny days, his profile functionedContinue reading “Choose to Win”

…forgot to close the door

“Don’t make this fake, Last second of life”-Sparta Goons are sacrificed, due diligence to spaces exposing bleed letting, Mirrors stationed as substitutes for ceiling tiles, documentation held to its occurrence, (the Devil is in the details). Fresh Proposal suggests Age defined by the length a person travels. Stay-put civilians would grope the inches at 200Continue reading “…forgot to close the door”

Names for Time and Place?

The alphabet described itself, during the dry season, when warring tribes found themselves negotiating flesh for food, still moments which caused a Big-Person to stare up at the tree tops and wonder what it all means, a moment for words. Blinked, the line broke, songbirds interrupted with exclamation points and the trail curling through denseContinue reading “Names for Time and Place?”

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NoT NICE. E(m)pty

Relevancy extrapolated fro(M) Docile expressions, held inside wrinkles (m)ade By impregnable e(M)pty wombs & hallways. Filled by a wink. Framed by brow. Leveled by throat. Hallway: Linoleum floors waxing poetic, Echoing stares folding squints In admiration of re(M)()ved scuffs and sins. Wombs: Fetus crestfallen in mourning after Admiration To Not us the kill of Personhood.Continue reading “NoT NICE. E(m)pty”

Delaying the Inevitable

Off screen typifies the organization of reality described by William James holding focus to descriptions bordered by one optic, synchronized to the awareness of what’s around, prompting the television to function like the split second delay from when the senses take in stimuli, inviting the brain to react accordingly. Vivisector lays her tools on aContinue reading “Delaying the Inevitable”