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BOSTON REVIEW: An Experiment in Artifice and Abject-oriented Ontology between a prayer for the telescope
and a prayer for the microscope
pixels flare into the image of an atom
in an anthill an airplane entering
the troposphere an idea orbiting
that of human cognition in the authoritative
shape of earth seen from elsewhere -
generation Xi
before iPods,
iPhones,
iPads,
and iChildrenbefore
geek chic,
fohawks,
hipsters,
Swifts, Gagas,
and Biebersbefore birds
made of steel,
jet fuel,
and human flesh
planted fatal kisses
on skyscrapersthere was us
appreciate the present
because the grass
will always be greener
in the pastis just another message
that will fall on the deaf ears
of lost youth -
Alias: Lenore: dust to dust. I am a campfire inside.
I am smoking.Miles over, on the next site,
strangers point to my smoke
signals and debate the
seriousness of the matter.I am asking for help.
I am full of please.
I am dirty mouth and
sucker punch.They taught me to be a secret.
Keep your head down.
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The importance of the comma
HAPPY INTERNATIONAL PUNCTUATION DAY EVERYONE
This made my day.lol
(via narshlog)
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Lilys of the Field: Keep your eyes on treetops and telephone poles for dangling... Keep your eyes on treetops and
telephone poles for dangling halos.
Remember the sky is blue, even beneath
the grey and the sun’s not lost, she’s just hiding.
The atmosphere can’t absorb your screams,
they’ll pierce through the valleys and alleys, finding
the dusty corners of this world where… -
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