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elgallosalvaje

art and empire and bicycles and probably food

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more & more i wonder what identifications can replace lovers
could we kiss on bayous of the gulf
perhaps some might think the briny water an unromantic view
i prefer that spectacular salty foam
glittering in my mouth is more intim...

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the return of Daddy Saturn

sorry my friends i have been away for awhile. i was gone so long the nodes of fate have shifted. it is august. a time of beginnings & endings. i returned to Texas at the end of July after a two week long stay in the midwest, & i wish i coul...

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the midwest

i have spent quite a bit of the summer in the midwest. it is a swamp like atmosphere here — humid and rainy. i have been living in a village with other poets. it would be false to say that i have healed in the past year. i haven’t. i mostly...

2 months ago
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choosing Texas

i admit that i like the ella langley song about losing her lover to Texas. it’s been slipping through on my playlists, and her reminder about Abilene and Amarillo kept me from completely falling in love with Chicago. i spent the past 13 day...

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