December 2010
187 posts
A Word Fugitive →
The Atlantic Monthly used to run a column called “Word Fugitives,” where writers and readers would come together to find or create words describing something or other, often an idea or feeling…
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Ten Haikus About Something Painful
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In the empty time
from which come no songs, no gods
not even stories
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The spider-ghosts move
not-dead and not-living things
hanging from the stars
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Pools of ink and light
Frozen yellow boxed-in flames
Eye-squares square the sky
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Spider-ghost returns
taking on the forms of gods
threads through spinning eyes
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The edges devour
the center of the painting
leaving a...
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Vodka is a very deceptive drink, because you drink it and you think, “What...
– Dylan Moran
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Schmoedipus (Davis, 1974) →
Anna Cropper and Tim Curry in Schmoedipus.
BBC’s Play for Today ran from 1970 to 1984. Each program lasted fifty to 100 minutes and told a self-contained, “kitchen-sink” story. Stage…
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A mental mindfuck can be nice
– Frank N. Furter
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Deserted by Madison Cawein
THE old house leans upon a tree Like some old man upon a staff: The night wind in its ancient porch Sounds like a hollow laugh. The heaven is wrapped in flying clouds As grandeur cloaks itself in gray: The starlight flitting in and out, Glints like a lanthorn ray. The dark is full of whispers. Now A fox-hound howls: and through the night, Like some old ghost from out its grave, The moon comes...
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