somebody left a stick of celery on the floor and now the cat's chewing on it. next to the celery is a piece of hair. next to the piece of hair is a dirty plate ( Read more... )

i keep sneezing.
i think that means stop drinking.
i don't spill my guts on livejournal.

and night comes down on the city, and the hookers and the whiskey priests and the organ-boosters and the losers and the boozeheads all come out, alive for as long as the customers and the licensing hours hold out. just us.

IN THE MORNING she's still there, shaking and swearing ( Read more... )

ok this is what happened yesterday ( Read more... )

a NOPALXOCHIA cactus, much like a man who thieves out of
hunger, is a genus of dubious validity. it contains one or
two species farmerly classified as Epiphyllum. when fully
open, the flowers are as wide or wider than the flower tube
is long. when a thief is opened fully his guts will spill out
or great things will happen, watch Aladdin).

four out of the five cigarrettes he had put in his pocket earlier were gone. a big oh great lept up from his throat like a frog on fire. one whatever to end the seering, a douse of water. he couldn't stop looking at the ground. the high way still had branches scattered about. the air still reeked like molasses. he couldn't stop thinking ( Read more... )

a whole world of lucid and suffering poets talking to themselves ( Read more... )

what i reckon is: everyone's a loony. however normal anyone seems, deep down inside they're actually mental, every single person in the world and the whole of your life you have to learn not to seem mental to other people, who are all mental, too. deep down you speak this different language- you talk in loony language which doesn't talk in your ( Read more... )

l'etait une fois un riche marchand qui perdit toute sa fortune. il ne lui resta plus qu'une toute petite maison a la campagne pour lui et ses trois filles. comme il avait toujours passe a ses filles tous leurs caprices, les deux ainees etaient devenues de vraies enfants gatees. elles detestaient leur nouvelle maison et ne cessaient de se plaindre. ( Read more... )