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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pointless
Photo by Plato Terentev
things that feel pointless
can still be worth doing…
not everything needs an objective
not all great things come to a pinnacle
or a rising crescendo, some things are
round or flat and just are what the...
cords
photo by Nikita Nikitin
a mess of cords next to the couch,
some shooting out of the wall, others
sprouting out the power strip I’ve been
using for far too long — I’m pretty sure the
surge is no longer protected after about a...
the numbers
photo by Plato Terentev
billions share this planet
millions share this country
hundreds of thousands in the capital
ten thousand people hit follow
couple thousand give their email
about a hundred will hit like
half that’ll...
nobody gives a fuck
Photo by Plato Terentev
do it for yourself
because nobody gives a shit
you think anyone gives a flying fuck?
everyone’s got their own problems,
their own complicated worlds to worry
about — not a single soul is agonizing...
in our comfort phase
photo by Plato Terentev
it took twelve years for you
to trust me enough to sleep beside me
and now in your old age, your tenderness,
your frailty, I feel as deep a bond as can
be had between living things, one that
transcend...
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Franco Amati is a speculative fiction writer and poet from New York. Author of the poetry collection WORK IS WORK (2026, Scuzzbucket Books) francoamatiwrites.com
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