It’s wonderful to see. It’s wonderful. What he carries around with him is almost unintelligable. A kind of glow. A glow that shoots a man into oblivion. Across the world, in the world, somewhere, poverty is cancelled by the actions of one man.
What it means I’ve no idea. Nonetheless, it happened.
The 2nd Round
May 3, 2009 · Leave a Comment
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No Zone
May 2, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Woke up this morning, found my friends had gone.
I sang along with the morning chorus. Argued with my feet for not keeping a straight line. Challenged them to walk straight.
Walk straight fuckers!
Then I realise that the birds know more than me, or at least they seem to. Their song is the air, is the trees, is every cell in me.
What are friends anyway? An attachment. A self selected shrine to your own ill-percieved sense of worth.
Shit.
There is nothing. There is nothing.
We clamber around in a soup of murder, insanity and illusion.
We are not important.
And the need for importance is more telling than the belief. Strike it.
Like a match.
Until the black death comes.
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Nothing Changes
May 2, 2009 · Leave a Comment
End up in bed or on the sofa and it’s later, maybe a day or week later and I haven’t moved an inch and I can’t crap either.
I black out. Just, ‘phoom’ and I’m out.
My head becomes a room. Grey walls. Dusty floorboards. Some rubbish. No breeze.
An apparition of an old woman swims into the room. Seems distorted by heat shimmer. It sits in a wicker chair. Black wicca chair. It’s phlegmatic hands begin to shake. They appear blurred with movement. Small stars grow in space.
A voice says, “You’re a miserable bastard. What’s the matter, constipated? Miserable bastard. Nothing changes with you does it? Nothing changes.”
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Chewing Gum for Snogs
March 15, 2009 · Leave a Comment
As a boy, I talked myself out of football and fights and girls.
There were only a few girls that took chewing gums for snogs and they all smelled like barbeque flavour monster munch.
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February 28, 2009 · Leave a Comment

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