what work I dois to get some moneybut not so much that my pretty handscome to grieftrepan my headcarrying about bad musicpierce this nightto let the plague out
morning is the best poemafternoon papers it overall settled things must break in piecesI believe in my sleepwaked in the night by snoringI laugh to recollect it
full of myselfis how we all arehow a boy that diedbeing dried in an ovenlies there entire in a boxhow the king is quite out of inkand weary of everythinghow rain put meinto my good night
her jailed lover’s image in the mirrorslowly loses colorlike tea poured again & againfrom the same leavesor a cloud of cigarette smoke mixing with the airbeneath the mirror’s mercury liesthe captain lost at sea in someinterminable corridohis waterproof watch still ticks inside his slickerit’s past 3:00light from the street lampfilters through the slats of the blindoutshines the moon:two sets of stripes that cross atan oblique angle on the walls & the bedwhere she lies staring into the one dark corner
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