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dec 8 It is winter now in Saint Paul. so, it must be winter in Minneapolis. at least that’s what the garbage bin says through gritted teeth, its lid frozen ...

dec 7 instead of sassy & confessional i am matter-of-fact shoehorning 10-minutes-ago into metaphors writing about a poet writing about the poet who wrote POEMA on a light bulb my ...

dec 6 crime of passion: laying naked in the snow your lover's tongue ripped out no more kissing only pecks to the cheek or maybe she's just a work colleague ...

dec 5

dec 4 december calls for hot cocoa preferable in a mug with reindeer or santa claus or an outrageously dressed pine tree at the very least the mug must be ...

dec 3 mary eats a pomegranate thinks the pin-needle seeds inside the opaque red fruit look like something living glowing almost between her thumb and pointer finger in the right ...

dec 2 global warming has ensured the closest we’ve gotten to snow is november slush melted quickly in a 46-degree-fahrenheit-blaze or putting on a thin winter jacket inside the house ...

dec 1 a girl in glasses tells me she’s bought every christmas gift but one (she’s even wrapped a few already) i tell her it’s december 1st that sometimes i ...

thank you!!!

hypothetically, if i do this, am i supposed to post poems to this thread?

yikes, my phone is completely broken. now i call people with the landline (:

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takes 1-3 take 1: milk and cereal mixed with metal gears is a healthy breakfast: children who end up with chipped teeth, bleeding gums, or scratches in their oesophagus are ...

on the sidewalk lay two pairs of eyes, which gaze at each-other, not the skies the clouds hate ignoring, and faces get boring, but, cement always sticks to goodbyes

Power goes out; we're still privileged.