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8.09.2013
Advice from the Clover Room Guard
It shows respect. The older people know what he’s earned in all his years cleaving things. There is a need to remember something weird: assimilation & hear say. Basically anything sexual, practical, or empirical. I just want it to become worse and worse, you know? Talking to people.
Every Saturday night this old couple
will come inside to get away from the rain and to be a good example to the
family. We should when we’re 85 years old. I was the only person my dad never
had fights with on the couch in our generation. When a man can murmur about
which mind is going to marry a cross-crown, I mean, that’s great. As long as a
lot of men take their wives for granted, they can have the rest of it. Just a
couple, and remember, this is just your
opinion here, but I don’t think you should try to force these thoughts onto anybody else
until you’re sure they're ready. First, at your age I didn’t… um… explain myself through
trial & error. The fact is the better father dictates the wonder, he describes
it thoroughly. When we were first married & I found there was a big chasm… we,
we just didn’t say too much about it. I realized I couldn’t appreciate the
selection of words I chose, so we had to go before anyone else could last
forever and ever amen and amen.
8.07.2013
dispose (poem)
lie over to me—
float like a bad black thought guided
to its last night
die behind a gale blowing like bad tv
there’s no other way to say it
i no longer love you but
you’re welcome to stay til dawn
when everything is killed by our sun
the atmosphere destroyed in ages passed
hold my hand like a dead bird and
dispose
of it
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8.05.2013
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