for SR
I wanted to lose my virginity. His motorcycle
would not start. He was a boy who lived
in the same village as I. He gave me a job
as his secretary. The elevator broke.
I can remember those numbers 3 and 5.
The fibowhatty sequence? The photos I found
in the grass verge were torn. I did a jigsaw.
It was Jerome and his wife. I started his motorcycle.
All of this is too made up to be true,
but it happened. What are you going to believe?
Years passed. That much can't be ignored.
He was a terrible fuck. Lies don't make it worse.
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Showing posts with label false plagiarism. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 8 October 2014
Tuesday, 15 April 2014
LONDON ROAD BY JACQUES ROUBAUD
London Road
across from The White Lion
a public lavatory
closed
when the station closed
By the entrance to the subway
to Heeley station
also closed
across from The White Lion
a public lavatory
closed
when the station closed
By the entrance to the subway
to Heeley station
also closed
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Monday, 14 April 2014
LOVE POEM BY BILL MANHIRE
If you asked me
to choose, I'd hesitate
some.
Love. Not there.
Unseen.
Being near
when your limbs bend
and soften
like sand under seawater.
I'll talk the ocean bed
to you. A tentacle that grips.
The abyss.
to choose, I'd hesitate
some.
Love. Not there.
Unseen.
Being near
when your limbs bend
and soften
like sand under seawater.
I'll talk the ocean bed
to you. A tentacle that grips.
The abyss.
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