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Whatever you do, don’t fall in love with a fruit fly
I couldn’t stand the woman. That always made me feel guilty because I felt for her so deeply.
When she opened her mouth, all I could imagine were her poltroonish friends in their Sunday best, nodding and agreeing with every vacuous point s...
All of Us Dogs!
I’m not saying I agree with being called a bitch, only that I regret not inhabiting the role more willingly, if that was how I was going to be remembered in the end.
The danger of being close to people who are fixated on narratives is that...
my fact, ur name
An excerpt from “John Proctor is the Villain” by Kimberly Belflower.
SHELBY
I mean that's not really how you phrased it to me but okay
so anyway
it's like
your name was made up
your ancestors were like
"oo...
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I need to be honest with you
Every night, when I carried the ship’s waste to the rail and emptied it into the sea. I would look out below. There was always a strange foam, rising like teeth to shred the night’s smooth reflection.
Hunger...
i know my way - poem
i dug for fate
with my fingernails
along a shore line.
the guards charged in
waffling that i stole their grains.
trialed in a dim cave
they took my hand.
fed it to a giant
who crunched at the nails.
i laughed
as i raised my empty...
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