I feel like a party.
Ten tent poles surround us.
Lipstick on the carpet.
Corpsepaint in our lungs.
Give me my grain medicine.
Burn chalk in my ears.
It would be such a relief if the future was as bright as snow.
Okay.
It's not treacherous if you're not nervous.
Bloat be cursed.
Stopping progress.
What are the chances of a fat salmon being knocked up on the shoreline on the one night a year you make a fire to keep the ants in check?
It's unbelievable.
Soaking wet.
Your'e unbelievable.
The wah-wah isn't in time with our beat.
The band is too old to take serious.
It's the Far Reaching.
So please don't break my arms.
With your blurry fingers.
I can't talk right and don't much.
It comes out like feathers.
And I know things, clumped, about film, cooking, parkour.
Yoga, Chechnya, rhetorical devices.
It's best to practice in disabled bathrooms.
Akin to a bulimia purge, maybe.
Speaker's Digest.
Chunks identical to the merely chewed.
Always the beach, in my body.
The stinging salt on my tongue.
The worst breast I ever chomped smelled like bratwurst.
She tricked her tit westward.
Finally, until the rain was gone like Shannon Hoon.
Does tit make sense?
Come on baby, let's catch a fish.
Let's drive a wedge between us.
The talking came in the water like randy fish and made sense there for a second, but now it feels like a tarp has collapsed in my mouth and the rain is punishing a loved one in the direction of outdoors, which isn't where my ring is.
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