I woke up this morning and
I was !
A bird was popping and
Hopping on my roof and
She whispered tweet and
Twerk and
Tweet and
They don’t love you and
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Inside the Belly
I
The seaman James Bartley screams as he slides down a sperm whale’s throat in 1891. He was in the stomach for fifteen hours, unconscious in the stench of digesting fish. He survived after his shipmates sliced the belly open and pulled his twitching body into bed, where he stayed for almost a month. (If this happened today he would take seventy selfies and post them online.) According to the tales, he lost his sight and his skin whitened. He wasn’t holding any blade.
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lamb meets wolf man
sergei pankejeff’s tree of white wolves
veil of blankness the analyst’s notepad
on day one narrative of infancy
a row of walnut trees in the window
sheepdogish wolves with big fox tails
ears pricked up like dogs sensing terror
he calls the nurse’s name who censors
the story freud records for his posterity
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The Real (&) Romance
supersymmetry between the
trees and split twigs a
spectacle caught in
my iPhone I am
Roland Barthes in sweatpants seeing
signs and signifiers in
In-N-Out under
Styrofoam cups under menus but not with-
in yr black hole eyes situated
Some Excerpts of Spatial Oases: adapted from Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s The Ocean World, V.1: OAISIS IN SPACE
I. / Orca. The orca has been given an undeserved name—“the KILLER WHALE.” He is no more a killer than any other animal who must actively capture a meal.
Continue reading Some Excerpts of Spatial Oases: adapted from Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s The Ocean World, V.1: OAISIS IN SPACE