'Out With Lanterns', by Christie Cochrell
However lost or uncertain I get, however washed out by lengthy periods of fitting in, I’ve
been reminded that I am at heart okay—my weirdness is right there in whatever notebook I carry
with me, always tucked away in that blue canvas bag or another.
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'The Epigraph of Moby Pussy', by D.M. Rice
Moby Dick
beyond all hum of human weal or
woe
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'Dirty Bird, Part V', by D.M. Rice
I have swept the floor and perhaps it is a fantasy
Spawned from a heat-oppressed brain, but I think
Of Jung who sat on the rock in his youth and
Could not tell which was which
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‘The Miniature Civil War’, by D.M. Rice
Most agree it started in Texas, at least.
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'Wuthering Heights: Book Six - The Book of [ ]', by D.M. Rice
And it was only much later, at college about the dinner, all these adversities came on—scourges our Lord would ask for mercy, and lit the interior of the ladies’ bodily penance, and the desire that she had, and began to clean [ ] the sort as shall be told hereafter.
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