The lover of a subversive/is also a subversive, so said Martin Espada. So said The Girl with booze on her breath when her eyes were very dark green tonight and asked me to trespass on the undiscovered countries of her body that have yet to be abused. When sex is the last subversive act, so said Steve Erickson, I am a guerilla. This drunk already,...
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So I have mentioned before that I work at the school library on an archiving project that allows me to spend my time around four decades’ worth of thesis projects. There are many things about this that I love, but one of them is that I encounter all of the wonderful and interesting thesis titles. Thesis titles, by virtue of being all APA analytical and...
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I'm not saying that I'm at a bar eavesdropping on the conversations of strangers ... but if I were, then I might have just overheard the two middle-aged-baseball-cap-wearing-walking-pot-bellied-mid-life-crisis-machines next to me discussing what to do when your wife discovers that you're having an affair.
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The Girl
By James Bezerra
The Girl in my bed
is breathing quite softly now
and dreaming dreams of moths.
Those slight gray butterflies
who’d be so beautiful in a world
of black and white.
The Girl in my bed
is breathing so softly now
her dreams aglow with pale light.
Her moths like clouds around a sun
circling and circling, but nothing to be...
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Over/Under
by james bezerra
Overwhelmed and
undersexed and
over-stressed and
underpaid and
over caffeinated and
underappreciated and
over budget and
under duress.
These books are in the CSUN library. I found them the other day while looking for a tome called “The Dictionary of Imaginary Places” and these enchantment books were just sitting there on a shelf! I was shocked that books of magical instruction like this were just left out for anyone to read. Enchantments of course were the machine guns of a fargone age when
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