August, 2003 Dorchester, MA Penguin lacemakers huddle around the icehole. Don't laugh do you know how?
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She wants a fricassee, thus she will soon be one. I gather the ingredients.
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Cherrycast: to cherrypick the forecast
* furtive tide laps in on one clock, shameless tide another. At low tide of which will you dig your dinner?
Humidity: mold creeps up my dermis.
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One small shell bleached white spinning empty through space.
* A new postage stamp honoring the bartender: gin-flavored adhesive. Not sold to under 18. * In the time it takes me to write two lines, you will have breathed twice, in three lines, your heart beat nine times, flushing a quart or so of human blood more each letterthrough the words of this poem, an artificial heart.
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Iona: an island where I own nothing.
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After the dharma talk, the monks file out the public library after the one whose lineage extends to Gautama. It is one monk's job to make sure all their long brown robes are tucked in before sliding the van door shut.
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