what birds give up

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So I’ll give it to you straight.

September is for Thursdays. Or Mondays. Or whatever. It’s for lounging about the apartment after you’ve done half the reading for the next day (the other half will be read or not-read, depending).

But right now, at this second, you’re thinking about stone (note: Jane says poets can’t use the word “stone” anymore). Fuck Jane. Or fuck stone. Or take them both to the large mountain beside your house and relieve yourself.

This reminds me of the way a mountain will shout at a storm and the storm turns into a chicken. Does this make any sense? I’m talking about mind over matter… or worse… the weather here. The monsoons rising like weird love letters, jamming up traffic. Have you ever written a love letter in the desert? Neither have I. Because sometimes, saying something is exactly like not saying anything. Other times, not saying anything creates a blur between two people that want to kill each other. So. In conclusion.

There’s a way of saying things that eludes even a chicken. Cluck cluck cluck.

 
      Aversion
Epithalamium
What Mom Said...
Nandovee
Dear Shithead,
Four Wings
Time and sight...
Not gifs, templates
Silence
Boat
Excuses
No news
Decisions
Chicago
This is a code
Uselessness
Granddad
Crap
Julia Rae
Ten questions
Jumped
"Al"
Soft & thin & ugly
Straight
With feeling
Jill
Road Trip
Camping
Letter in July
Paranoia
On writing
A little angst
Recording
Something real
New Years
Photosynthesis
Reading
"HA"
Bad poet
Not quite a baby
Letter to Sarah
Phoebe is a dog
Spoonbread
Brando
The Inside of the Joke
Jesses
 
 
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