What time does dinner start? I’m going to re an hour, and then write what someone else has written.
Rain, when it came, came from an example of rain. A fever signaled the blister-alarm. You stand among the traffic, casual as an hors d’oeuvre.
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Between muscle and breadcrumb, the cuttlebone is ground to powder for caged birds. Sheets of gold are laid to be beaten—producing the clanks you’re used to when whip-stitched.
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Glossalalic? Bar, bar barbarian. Uttering mud, your throat comes closest to its consistency.
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If the saltlick in your wrist gives the sensation of sleeping next to sleep, shake a hand.
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You saw London. You saw France. Bleep (but mild) in the midst of some room where the ceiling is charted like graph paper. From this angle, you look one of Raphael’s angels— the ones looking up God’s skirt. *
Don’t feel the finish. Don’t care. Say it, suddenly, and the mirage will lift— like getting screwed (in the old sense) where it just so happens that nothing just so happens anymore.
Said Dali to Lorca:
…escape
from the watch
and become
a new bodily joint—
in the place
that corresponds
to the sex organs
of bread crumbs…
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