pulled back the window shade ( Read more... )

The lime-covered window has made an enemy, this blue wind, so cold below the heavy velvet curtains. The air brushes away his frayed fiance, the dusty gold cord, and tempts him endlessly with the comming of moonlight. The window fantacizes often about those slim beams, how their cupid aim might cast light on the otherside of the sill. There is ( Read more... )

I've heard alot of talk about aesthetic fatigue, and,
frankly,
I'm tired of it.

http://www.asofterworld.com/soft_oct31_2003.htm

Let's forget rhyme and reason ( Read more... )

Here are all the words I know ( Read more... )

so, i'm pretty lucky.

I wander for a spell in a sea of gray. My eyes search for outlines. In this fog I come upon Captain Calypso. He is a seaman by trade, heavily involved in the Oriental Drug Trade. Slowly life dissolves, leaving us standing in Angel Hall, surrounded by mountains of cocaine. There are many men nearby, and a girl I seem to remember from some party. We ( Read more... )

Equality is kind of like your attractive cousin Blossom. She's got this real innocent smile, these jealous green eyes, and perfect breasts... though you only know of her through pictures. Every man wants her, especially you: that is so so wrong. She's forbidden. You can't reach her. You've tried. The family is haunted by a feeling that she lives ( Read more... )

Affirmative Action is kind of like your awkward Uncle Jethro, the one who lives a few blocks from your house, but you really only see at Thanksgiving. Grandma wants him to leave, says he's not the son she remembers. You're getting annoyed with his hugs and crazy stories, but dinner hasn't been served yet, and who's going to tell him to go? No one ( Read more... )