I Thought of Jack Kerouac
I thought of Jack Kerouac Today as I entered The public library Eyes down Rolling Rolling Along the tiled floors Pen warm Tucked between My ear and skull
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Your hand in mine
Your hand in mine I can smell your breath from here feel its heat on my ear hair at angles against the blue wallpaper eyes open just enough to savor your smile your hand in mine
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Old House
when every you take trip and pass a house on the way. doyou ever feel like this and wonder.
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The 30th of Julia
The 30th of Julia The 30th of Julia is not a sad dissected piece of forensic detritus bagged, tagged, and labelled a toe perhaps or an ear a plane crash remnant or evidence of a bad bad man
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Mrs Worthington
One facilitates
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The day after God flooded the earth
Days after god had flooded the earth for man's sins, a man named Jacob emerged from the water, a pious and religious man,dedicated to the word of god,
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Lust
I crave the dominance of caressing the phallic pen A gentle stroke of the BIC ejects a flow Of invention, formation, imagination
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The double glazing salesman 6/12
“I think I’d better go and get my scooter and follow him for a bit,” said Jennifer Jane, “I expect you’d like to come with me to make sure he doesn’t come to any harm.”
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The Canoe
is a purveyor of memories, salient in its demeanor, a traveling smorgasbord of memory
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The Lock Up
Across floor tiles prisoners in adjacent cells rant “Cops! Pigs!” and other well-used names
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