a cigarette burn and a bitemark fight over a tooth from the dryer jesus was just a kid
Again, if you read to hear backward, or to set a trap for touch, you owe it to your present self to check out Lou Poster's first published work 'The Kindness of Strangers' at Schuylkill Valley Journal (svjlit.com) SVJ is doing a serialized release of the story, and the third installment is up today. first installment second installment third installment ~ Lou Poster is a Native West Virginian, current resident of the poorest county in Ohio. Appalachian songwriter/singer/storyteller. Son of a third generation coal miner.
I fear sometimes that the world I've given my children is so small that their own children will need found by god. I don't have a cough but my cough has a ghost. Here I am breaking down a plastic spoon for a dollhouse bird. I'm close to telling my body what happened. People who can sleep are liars.
has footfall for moon finger for the blue car door has brevity's darkroom for triangles underwater
Cornfield, christ, a clueless star. An orange toad setting fires in your father's younger stomach. I love not writing. There is a spot you have spaces
SummerJohannes Göransson Tarpaulin Sky Press, 2022 ~ I think it might be too early for me to be putting words toward Johannes Göransson's Summer as I've only just finished its fourth and final section called The World and the fire as a whole is still trying to figure out which parts it still needs to set. But, I also worry some season will end, and I'll be in it and have to lie about how I moved forward. Göransson writes the under out from under. Beauty, death, the after. The after-art of living as something uncreated. If a ceiling fan falls on a trapdoor...ah, I have no then. I paint my kidnapper to look like my kidnapper, lose blue like a hand, let children make me sad, think maybe invention has always known where it's imagined itself from, and am poor but less poor for work like Summer and…
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the baby's throwing arm doesn't last two boats catch fire you get a horse a wheelchair a bone here and there in the cake
2nd installment at svjlit.com
If you read everything from bones to palms, or read nothing between two hells, or need the whole to place you in parts, you owe it to yourself to check out Lou Poster's first published work 'The Kindness of Strangers' at Schuylkill Valley Journal (svjlit.com) SVJ is doing a serialized release of the story, and the first installment is up today. ~ Lou Poster is a Native West Virginian, current resident of the poorest county in Ohio. Appalachian songwriter/singer/storyteller. Son of a third generation coal miner. Work is HERE
Summer
Johannes Göransson
Tarpaulin Sky Press, 2022
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I think it might be too early for me to be putting words toward Johannes Göransson's Summer as I've only just finished its fourth and final section, 'The World', and the fire as a whole is still trying to figure out which parts it still needs to set. But, I also worry some season will end, and I'll be in it and have to lie about how I moved forward. Göransson writes the under out from under. Beauty, death, the after. The after-art of living as something uncreated. If a ceiling fan falls on a trapdoor...ah, I have no then. I paint my kidnapper to look like my kidnapper, lose blue like a hand, let children make me sad, think maybe invention has always known where it's imagined itself from, and am poor but less poor for work like Summer and the care it takes of the false elsewhere.
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reflection by Barton Smock
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book is here
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