
from 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
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photo by Sam J
pumice stones, vesicular,
scratching at the back of a foot,
pitted slab, she said the lady looked
rough…she’s a cloistered clam…
don’t know what else to say about it…
you can tell when you read something
an...
Photo by Sonny Sixteen
it’s supposed to be fun
this thing called living
it’s supposed to be thrills
and excitement and winning,
giving every moment our
full attention, our entire spirit…
there are games to play,
and co...
photo by Junchen Zhou
I’d like to forget myself
as an object of attention
I wan’t to get lost inside
the cave of my creation
and discover something
bigger than who I am…
I need to be swallowed
by the moment,
need to...
photo by Mathias Reding
everyone’s hopping from one thing to the next
no one can sit still for too long
pressures of life, commitments abound
there’s never any time
for good conversations
too high to go deep
too distracte...
Photo by Junchen Zhou
apostrophe
is valid art…
if you’re not crazy
and you’re talking to someone
who isn’t there
well, that’s just poetry
that’s radio
that’s confession…
what else are we supposed to do
when no one...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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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