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CheerfulDarrell Gray

When All Is Said And Done, Do You Do More?

A taste is emphasized in the past, and cannibals are emphasized in the future. We begin to segment our social explorations, like construction workers with boots that cramp their ankles. All visible defenses keep bumming off the invisible offense of Reality itself, while commerce grows dynamic near a spillway. Two-thirds of any action is composed of a prior action, like those cotton plugs in the necks of aspirin bottles. Levitation is the Central Rose.
CheerfulDarrell Gray

Looking Out for Myself

i look out for myself like a cushion run over by a taxicab in a rain forest the sky forming the top half of a sandwich of radiation and gooseflesh hung up on poles to dry all this is because an angel tripped over a roller skate i left on the front porch of my childhood where always the metallic savor of bees kept boring a hole in the crucifix i slept in my alternate selves until i got hungry i measured the span between hunger and sunday dinner the distance was overwhelming and full of fish i turned on the radio and got caught up in emotions but the strange thing is whatever i heard seemed realer on the inside than the outside i imagined the ground was racing to stay in one place

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