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Why don't you love me?
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doctor, why am I following this person on twitter? I don't know who they are and somehow they showed up on my twitterbox. This is vaguely or perhaps not so vaguely disturbing, especially at 1:25 in the morning in Boston.
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Tired of people sucking up to Paul Constant.
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Are you listening to me, Jane? Your friend, that kind old gentleman that you think is so cultured and sophisticated, the man with the black eyes to DIE FOR well, in that, at least, you are closer to the mark than you think. He's evil, Jane.
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These people are morons. Can't they do their own thinking?
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Goddamn spam bots might make me implement thing damn thing in a not-really-lazy way one day. Until then I am trying a big random hash in the posting address.
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matthew stadler no longer operates clear cut
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contemporary poetry is mostly boring. every poet believes they are slightly better than everyone in any given magazine they read, and though theyll have a hard time publishing in that magazine, its probably because they are, in fact, better. It is this homogenizing force that keeps poets selling their poetry to each other, keeps us fighting for table scraps until someone with tenure dies.
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Yes Mouser Because I can say nice things about your penis too. Say? You think it stops at saying?!
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Feel useless and frustrated, cold, not accomplishing much.
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vile clamps close upon your hands as your trembling body is sucked below the slimy waves
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Remains of things you killed and ate; things you grew; things that grew in space you're responsible for; things that died in that space; dead things. Everything here was composted at the shit talk compost bin.