

Literal LibertyWeak and wet, we'll fall from grace and land on shining silver trays and tongues that lash and lick lay inside of mouths that hesitate to let their words fall out,Literal Liberty
and from their broken, dripping jaws if ever there should come a call or cry for anything at all we'll beg their heavy hands to crawl and drag their shaking legs
to find a picture of a sky in which there is a God aligned to hear their scarcest, weakest whine, that pity-drizzled closing line they've come to know and love.


The Great Shaft of '84I decided that I didnt like the country, the presidents hair, or the public education system. My devilish protest began in the sandbox with a shovel stolen from my dads shed. By week two, I replaced Jimmys Ritalin with gummy bears to help me out.The Great Shaft of '84
We fancied ourselves as runaways, replacing the earth with our heaving bodies and eventually, nothing but heavy air. It was physically impossible, but everything is possible with children. Thats why Id have to finish before I was state legal. We took to our project, fuelled with grilled cheese and the hope of
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Maybe it's better to die living than live every day dead.
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writer, photographer, painter, whatever(er) -
I'll mix with words with anything you've got.
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