plowing the garden of gethsemane
plowing the garden of gethsemane by TC “He remembers the box, made of oak, With the lock, very secret and odd, And spreads through a
Year: 2012
Dear Jesus, It’s Me, David
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DEPRESSIVES
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Xmas or Bust
Xmas or Bust by Jay Passer landed in Sacramento straight off Amtrak the year Mayan from the confines of a shoebox orbiting the moon brain
Picot
Picot by KJ Hannah Greenberg Sticky brown resin, eldritch in viscosity, the stuff of twig-based cantilevers, presents Like temporarily filling; it’s altogether less helpful than
Familiar Smell in Someone Else's Kitchen
Familiar Smell in Someone Else’s Kitchen by Pat A Physics Angry at the ground kind of it’s fault if it disappeared into a grain of
My Best Sweater
My Best Sweater by Eric Sterling i took the trash out right on time to high five the guy that rides on back. his sister
Autotomy
Autotomy by Eric Phetteplace Indulgent destruction of a mind mired in symbols with reality some rodent kept in a cage under your childhood bed. Chromatophores
Love, et al.
Love, et al. by Nicholas Su So I’ve been holding out for the longest time on writing these words, out of respect for myself and
T. S. Eliot reads "Journey of the Magi" – Christmas Poem
A rare recording taken from a live interview T. S. Eliot did for the BBC, broadcast during World War II. Thomas Stearns Eliot (September 26,