16 July 2012

haberdashery gung ho.

It were two and eight and hopped full of hard-tide, the mean way. There, you see, goes a distant betterment through the slog heels, and you & I shoulder in toward the steeply steeples. The moorings bent, and then some—first until paltry halberds do so bend high and whimper—impel the marrow slush with this: that pronged and fiddling fin-heel. Morrow the mare heaps heartily wheat hoar on bracken—and still besting the spades, all gone out to slat the kettle when, leathering, the kettle is broad to taste and slat-needful. Here if ever it is glanced upon halfway, the to and fro of labial powder hemming the periphery of so many cells, frontally. If there is and were a kindly feature, a jumping moose bell, I am for it. The partisan drippings have brought slick harboring to my twig pans.

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  1. Do you have more of these thingamajigs?

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    1. I keep forgetting I'm supposed to hit reply rather than just adding another comment.

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  2. No. But I love writing them.

    They're my ode to Gertrude Stein.

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    1. Good shit. You could call them Tender Shittings.

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