Unjustified And Other Poems
Unjustified Driving with a small passenger in the backseat The sun’s erection begins to shine through
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Unjustified Driving with a small passenger in the backseat The sun’s erection begins to shine through
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“What the hell are you doing?” Bertha asked her friend Thomas. “What does it look like
Sunset Viewed From My Buried Coffin Read More »
Someone must be telling lies about Josef K., for without having done anything wrong, he was
The Parable Of The Wolf Read More »
To make love a character would be to initiate doomsday, because one would need destruction to
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The first man I killed was myself, deskbound, hunched above translated lines of
College Was A Pyrrhic Victory Read More »
I couldn’t stop altogether my periodic jaunts to the dives, those upper-lower hangouts frequented
Sound travels uninterrupted as long as it has a medium to travel through. Up here in
“Whatever commandment the prisoner has disobeyed is written upon his body by the Harrow.” In the
Four Random Notes (laughing) Read More »