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“So, like everyone else, I don’t know what to think, but rather uncommonly, I know that.” -Charles Fort Gender
Male
Age
23
Location
about me
I'd been making eyes all evening
at a glass of red wine which I'd balanced on the top edge of my front door and I wondered (if only you knew it was there) would you catch it when it fell? Please don't think I've been unfair, Because I had a glass on my forehead too! Then, when you came through the window, I spilled my wine laughing!
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Tonight, I’m on my back.
Thu, February 9, 2006 - 10:05 PM
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I am hunting, (waiting) shooting arrows straight up. (I want to be this vulnerable with you. My precedents, assertions, and man*nerisms thrown off, just scattered piles clothes.) Whoever they hit, these arrows only strike and resonate because they point towards home. (We’ll follow them and quietly walk new continents, whispering.) But who’s guiding these winds carrying my arrows? (I’m tracing each of their arching paths in your palms to see which stars I’m falling short of) And If I didn’t believe in myself, could I be anything? (and all those other maps I’ve charted? .............Burn them.)
If the flute is clogged, no music can be played. When it is empty beautiful music can come through it.
Sat, January 28, 2006 - 4:48 PM
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If you try to hold your balance you will lose it. Balance is attained by reaching for it. Through repetition the magic will be forced to rise! and Freedom is a Psychokenetic skill!!
. . . .one (thing) I . . . . . . . . know
Sun, January 22, 2006 - 12:20 AM
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. . . .one (day) . I . . won't. . know (any) one . . . . I . . . . . . . . (k)now.-- --And there are barns made as much of wood as blackberries and sky, . .And. . . . . . . I have friends I haven't met yet. . .And. . . . . . . I also want to mention maps . .And. . (that). . I was only pretending. . . . . But if . . . I had given you my hands, . . . . you might have taken them . . . . like fruit, felt their weight . .and turned them over. . . . . Alligator pears or figs. . . . . Curled . . my fingers around a few of yours, . .and nestled your thumb in the fork of each root knuckle, . . . .like walking foot hills.
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