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			<title>5:01 am and is there any other soul in the world</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<br />sweet-lipped boy your wrists writhe positively serpentine<br />and somehow you find the light in me, i didn&#039;t - i forgot - i lost<br />the map to my god, my poetry - i lost the fucking guts in me<br />but watch out now, birds of prey coiling black feathers fanning<br />o u t and around my heart - a beautiful cancer<br /><br />&quot;In her happiest days, she was covered in paint. From her hair to feet, in punctuated drips and dollops. Those hours, life consisted of swollen poetry and words yearning to become true. The everpresent beating of a heart waiting to be born into being. (The thump of dreams hitting cement The tick of decency decidedly stepping aside The whack of realization that nothing is innocent or naive or pure.) We know what we&#039;re doing and we love it. We know, we know, we cry and pray and fuck harder than hungry whores. We watch the world pass in twisted eclipses and wonder if the sun is ever truly on our side. In her moments of bliss, she thought of this. Staggered breaths of a dragging age. The gaping abyss between here and anywhere. When life tasted like rock candy, and there were always kisses down the spine.&quot;]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 28 Feb 2008 13:01:12 GMT</pubDate>
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			<title>another day</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[it is her birthday, and she cries and smokes.<br />she relies too much on the weather.<br />the sky is black as burnt muslin, clumsily extinguished by rain.<br />today she is twenty-three. nothing momentous. but still.<br />it seems that it should feel different. special. marked.<br />but it is an audaciously ordinary, albeit exceptionally gray, day.<br />no midnight transformations. no radiantly new self with renewed spirit and gusto and all the spring flowers popping from the earth&#039;s crust and life feeling like it was always supposed to feel- like a motorcycle ride or an oceanic wave or the longest kiss of your life.<br />but life just feels like life. and we drink too much and cut our hair and ignore those who love us and . . yet, we survive. if the drinking or cutting or crying doesn&#039;t kill us, we endure.<br />rejoicing some of the time, sobbing some of the time, but living all the same.<br />it is her birthday, and lessons arrive in strange shapes and vessels.<br />    ]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 05 Feb 2008 22:17:51 GMT</pubDate>
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			<title>(I Can&#039;t Get No) Satisfaction</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[sometimes, the wise ones say, shit just needs to be moved around.<br /><br />actually i have no idea what the wise ones say. if i did, surely, my head would feel better. my moments would fill will calm, and rest safely upon each other, like new leaves opening.<br /><br />not this nagging unrest. a primitive village at civil war, inside the body of a person.<br />not to deny its thrills, which are both bloody and wonderful.<br /><br />that&#039;s the heart of it though, i&#039;m sure. sometimes shit just needs to be moved around. weather and geology and religion and cocktails and love. has to be shaken up a bit for optimal effect.<br />]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 29 Jan 2008 02:16:01 GMT</pubDate>
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			<title>feeling too sad on a beautiful day</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[a January wind<br /><br />can shake your firmest resolve.<br /><br />will bring tears in a second<br />and it&#039;ll take years to figure out why.<br /><br />there is nothing like the wind of the new year.<br /><br />a beautiful whore with jagged teeth.<br /><br />]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 09 Jan 2008 19:42:44 GMT</pubDate>
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			<title>too late to be early; Too Early to be Late</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[oh, the places the mind goes . .<br />when you think <br />she&#039;s out for a smoke.<br /><br />down the block and across the rows<br />of persons lost,  written.<br /><br />in rhythms inhuman your heart discovers<br />that maybe, baby, you were not made<br />for this show .<br />and then the music is loud, and you&#039;re aware for that moment<br />wildly and a little bit <br />forever<br />(one hopes)<br />in colors that bleed like you can <br />never quite capture again<br />in slurred rain and <br />slow hand<br />it always begins again.<br /><br />Let the rain come.<br />let it come.<br /><br />for all the times i couldn&#039;t give a<br /><br />goddamn<br /><br />the problem is<br />that i already know the answer<br />and for once i<br />just want to be surprised.<br />]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Sun, 06 Jan 2008 12:14:43 GMT</pubDate>
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			<title>a sequence of fucked up events</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<br />another morning, 2:24, can&#039;t sleep - the mind spins <br />nervous debauchery . . sonnets to sinning, and sinning again<br />occasionally i eye the lifestyle of tranquility, contented calm<br />but i wonder, would it really be worth it after all . . ?<br />tattoos and war wounds, heavy words and hard falls;<br />this is what i love, the soul and the balls..<br /><br />there are things that can never be said,<br />and things that can never be said enough.<br />i often get the two confused.<br /><br />we can never admit what we truly want.<br />why is the truth so constantly forbidden?<br />2:42 in the morning, memories spinning like sea birds :<br /><br />i feel too fragile. the rough skin gives way -<br />a rare occurrence, a lucid dream . . <br />What, my dear, what can i say . ?<br /><br />i actually cry too easily, pay no attention to time<br />but Time is a bitch that will grab you<br />fiercely, and fiercely make you mine (at the time)...<br /> <br />oh - strange lonely night . .<br />the wave will always crash<br />but crashing makes it final <br />and final, oh, at last . . .<br /><br />piano chords rushing, solemn and slow<br />hinting at Springs we yearn to know<br /><br />smacking of sorrow, we ponder  tomorrow  <br />oh God . . make it right and slow<br />let it be the carnival i wish to know<br />whatever it be, be it right and so  . .]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 02 Jan 2008 12:23:40 GMT</pubDate>
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			<title>4 o&#039;clock Blues</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[you know when the bones in your neck rattle like dice in an angry fist. you&#039;re sure of it when the world slips away to nothing but that cliff, that jump, and the limitless beyond. if you are righteous and sure, that jump is nothing. not a question. a gut response. as immediate as consuming lust and as grand as the road behind you, fading with the day.<br /><br />i am a ghost to myself. i cannot stand this light - this fucking 4 o&#039;clock light that is so beautiful and morose, funereal and drunkenly blissful. this amber light that feels like words i never said, but always meant to. kisses never had. i weep hardest, at times, for the kisses never had.<br /><br />sometimes you&#039;re in your lifeboat, and it feels like this strong, invisible hand will never let go - guiding you through the canals, easing you across the currents.<br /><br />and sometimes you wake up, and the only one in the little boat is you. and it&#039;s the most terrifying thrill you&#039;ve ever felt.<br /><br />as hunter would say, Selah.<br />]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Sun, 30 Dec 2007 00:21:06 GMT</pubDate>
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			<title>typefont</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[holding a book up to the light of a lamp, the pages make a ghastly skin that you can see right through<br />and then you see every letter and word pressed against each other like lovers afraid of death<br />the tome is complete at one glance<br /><br />and one thinks,<br />is this not how we all are?<br />if held to the right light at a certain time of evening<br />every word we&#039;ve ever uttered:<br />stupidly, lustfully, proudly, innocently, blissfully<br />and every letter that will ever slip from our lips<br />pressed together and viewed in one glance<br />sad and complete.<br /><br />we fuck up and break hearts<br />pollute the winds and waters with greed unparalleled<br />relegate those poorer, those darker-skinned, those hungry<br />to typeface in a book whose pages we can&#039;t be bothered to read.<br /><br />we are all of the same fiber, printed in the same font<br />my eyes are tired. i hold myself up to the light<br />but my words are bleeding together.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 12 Dec 2007 00:54:37 GMT</pubDate>
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			<title>the end result</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[i loved all the ugly boys<br />the beautiful, the leggy, the forlorn boys<br />i loved the boys with crooked teeth<br />who never seemed to notice me<br />i loved them all . . and well<br />mine was never a stingy love<br />i kept not a bit for myself<br />the first boy who said he loved me<br />dripped wax over my skin<br />maybe cause he knew his mama<br />loved the bottle more than him<br />we always pay for others&#039; sins<br /><br />and we never do learn a goddamned thing.<br /><br />i loved a girl before she went crazy<br />strawberry hair and already slightly mad<br />we smoked and read plays, recited - it seems<br />simpler now than it really was<br />that was a darker, sweeter love<br />fresh lavender before it is brown<br />before tongues knew how<br />to slice each other down<br /><br />it has never been easy to survive.<br /><br />how i loved the world and its broken players<br />before i realized i was one of them<br />adoring the jerky jumping of bodies<br />until i felt the wires in my own skin<br />my life the end result of a clumsy hand<br />rusty fault lines of lust and despair<br />now i see myself everywhere<br />and can barely be pulled to stand<br /><br />but we go on loving.<br /><br />and loving loving. loving losing. loving fucking. loving swearing. loving hating. loving leaving. loving shrinking. loving screaming. loving singing. loving sweating. loving kneeling. loving dying.<br />all we can do is love with all we are<br />because the alternative<br />is so tiny and sad.<br />]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 14 Nov 2007 23:38:38 GMT</pubDate>
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			<title>sea shanty</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[you listen to the same songs for years, and the meaning twists, the poignancy shifts - what was hopeful now hangs sadly, what was unimaginable is now routine. we are truly these horrible people we vowed we would never become. i&#039;ve been fascinated with old people recently - i tend to enjoy the farthest ends of the spectrum anyway, the youngest, the oldest - but as of late, i want to grab the hand of any old person i see and barrage them with questions.<br />(if their life turned out in any way as they had imagined it?<br />if they&#039;re scared of dying, if they believe in god, if they could see one place anywhere in the world first, where would it be?<br />how they had the courage to struggle through it all this far?)<br />i&#039;d buy them a cup of coffee and listen to their beautiful voice tinged gravelly with age. <br /><br />sometimes i want to leave everything i know. everything safe and comfortable. every belonging and attachment. i&#039;d hitchhike to the ocean and let the waves answer my desperate questions. the saltwater would be my family, the seabirds my companions. <br /><br />i often feel that my birth was mismatched to this generation. i don&#039;t belong. i should&#039;ve been a roving sea captain. my poetry would be the soft puffing of sails. my art would be the wind scarring my face. my song would be mirthful because whenever i felt the urge to move, i would simply pull up the anchor and... go.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 12 Nov 2007 21:22:46 GMT</pubDate>
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