Garbage Notes
Franco Amatifrom the writer who brought you Scuzzbucket—the original home for dirty realism, grunge lit, creative confessions, speculative fiction, and assorted literary atrocities—comes an even deeper level of personal poetics ... this is ... Garbage Notes
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 252 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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imagined futures
Photo by Junchen Zhou
it’s funny how your future changes
and you’re the last to find out about it
is fate so delicate that it must hinge
on everyone else’s decision but yours?
I ask around, I say, why are you all
so focused...
human is...
Photo by Junchen Zhou
you want us to find the human stuff
filter out the artificial, the derivative
the janky redundant crap
we are your quality police
sieves for automation
strainers for the indecent
and we are rewarded...
easy to do
photo by Sam J
if it’s easy to do
it’s also easy not to do
it’s crazy how much of life
is one big laziness demonstration
you have all the questions
you have all the answers
you have all the resources you need
this has...
skipping through boxes
Photo by Sonny Sixteen
I want to drive around
with nowhere to go
I want to go for a walk
and have no place to be
I want to know what it’s like
to not have a goal
I’d like to feel the burn of the sun
as it cracks my sto...
redundancy in action
Photo by Plato Terentev
one day at a time
is how you get out of any mess
the way it’s all set up
it locks you out of creativity
attention always occupied
sight perpetually blocked
voice forever muted
you’re not meant...
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Franco Amati is a speculative fiction writer and poet from New York. You can learn all about him at francoamatiwrites.com
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