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August, 2003 Dorchester Freehand hieroglyphics telephone Dialing the telltale hardscrabble To tell the plain lace of survival it will never assume never pretend the longbow of the tongue behind the teeth: dental, the grenade of the plosive outburst, the long fuse of the guttural glottal, we're still here, we're still working for you especially when those artful weapons are deployed in the imagination to replay the day, reploy other language or unsaying that might have worked better for the self to get what it wants, which is not always easy to track-though pretty basic drive to breathe enough eat more than my share, never be wrong, always be liked, get away with the stories I make to keep all that strong and unbroken but what always messes it up well 2 things the long-term survival, mutating variables of sound freedom, music play the barehanded muck and juggle with the elements that lets something else emerge and destabilizes the drive molecules, tears the story chart. That and its sister engine to know (is it different than to love?) while beading new stones are storms that rip the humid air with coolfronts, cumulonimbus, rain that cuts softly through everything washing chalkmark, static on the line, dredging the muddy lace from its dark burrow under the telephone book at the bottom of the puddle to talk to it directly in a language other than reassurance, sycophantic kissass, consolidation cavewoman Hey survivor, let's blow this television and chill out beyond even the Ethernet, uncaught, alive.
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