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AGE:
26
LOC: Hadley, MA
GEN: Male
LAST LOGIN: September 17
LOC: Hadley, MA
GEN: Male
LAST LOGIN: September 17
I am here to submit crap. Thanks for trying to freshen the air around it with a blue scrap of cardboard shaped like a christmas tree and scented like new car.
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Getting With Karla A turkey burger is destroying my sex life. My stomach is cramping hard. I’m hunched over a toilet. The vomit is coming out smoothly enough, because of all the cheap vodka I’ve been drinking tonight. It still stings a lot. - Twenty minutes ago I was feeling something much different than right now. It was the feeling of success. I was going to score. After years of brief spurts of friendship, Karla was giving me the impression of giving in. It might have been gi...
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An aspiring philosopher once asked a pragmatist, "What advice can you give me in my search for the ultimate truth?" The pragmatist responded, "Practically nothing."
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Green Meadow's Psychiatric Hospital Charles A. Fisher Male, 26 Record 12f Transcription of "Openly Honest Excersise" People can't see it, but I am special. I am Buddha. I am the savior. My mother was abducted by aliens when she was pregnant with me. The beings of Utopia altered her fetus. They created a god. They created a person that would decide the ultimate fate of Earth. This baby would grow and live as a human, and test the homo sapiens. My life here is the deciding factor. They could de...
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There is an odd sound coming from under my futon. I can't figure out what it is. The sound is not quit a rustle. It reminds me of something. It is quiet, but it isn't completely drowned out by the late night talk show. The sound keeps distracting me from Jay Nappo's monologue. What the hell is that? Why am I hesitating to look under the bed. Twenty eight years old and I am afraid to look under the bed. There couldn't be much more than darkness hiding under there. My mother, who is a psychiat...
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Roadside Gazing We stop the car on the side of the road. The car tilts down away from the road, because two tires sink into mud. I take the keys out and put the E brake on. I look into the rear view mirror. There is nothing but an unused road. It’s clear. I step out and walk around the car. There is so much here. Emily is being stubborn, and she decides to stick in the car. The windows are closed, and the air conditioner is blasting cool air. She can’t smell the warm grass and the dirt below...
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I have never read a guide to "gold digging" before. Odd and entertaining. It starts out sounding a bit like an info-mercial. Nice touch. allegoric or allergic. Never can be safe. This line could begin with a "You", and it would sound better. At least to me. The only real problem I have with this is the thumb part. The thumb is a very useful tool for getting at those shallow inner-rim nuggets. Thanks for sharing.
Nice work. I'm guessing that you are talking about America. Good guess? The question of freedom is a very good thing to explore. There are a lot of coercive factors in societies. Even being forced to live out the full range of freedom isn't living free. What if you just want to tred a long the well beaten path, and no more. "That muddy desires sky" This is the only line that I didn't quite get. Is it that muddy desires the sky, or is it that it muddied up desire's sky? Like the sky is in owne...
Nice work. The entire poem is built nicely, and has one clear focus. It is well written. My favorite line is "As surely as the social solvent Of reeking alcohol Melts orthodox windows" The only part I don't understand are the "ribs chimes".
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