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we clicked glasses like we just got away with something like we had something to celebrate but there was just the shitty beer that I swigged to numb…
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Rodney thinks he is more interesting than others think he is. Rodney thinks that’s because they lack in intelligence. Rodney says unkind things but they aren’t listening, although…
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fall by the wayside it’s where the real action is & bring bail money
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Older work dragged back into the light before everybody forgets it exists.
Daniel J. Flore III has left 22 pieces here.

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Her motivation was simple enough. “Why should the kids get all the presents?” a red-clad woman said as…
Lie to me →Photographs, diagrams, collections, graphics and visual evidence that absolutely nobody requested.
Look anyway →No title. No author. Read first; meet the culprit afterward.
7:52
acid is working
i know because
i just watched water
dry on my shirt
texted karsten
water disappears
he said
yeah
fuck karsten
opened facebook
trump
closed facebook
opened google
nothing there
but i clicked it
little line blinking
typed
pizza
erased it
cancer
erased it
god
erased it
same box
that’s fucked up
doesn’t matter
it just sits there
waiting
some guy somewhere
is typing
why is my poop green
same white box
i text karsten
google is terrifying
he writes
don’t use it
for once
this seems profound
the wall has stopped moving
my shirt is dry
the acid is coming down
but the box
is still there
waiting for me
to ask it
anything
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75 pieces. Nine years of poetry, fiction, art, humor and other things that probably should have been supervised.

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