Ligatures
These mops don’t smell too good no matter how many ways you soak Them, frayed and rattled like the ends of torn tendons, spliced especially So the silken ligatures slowly dissolve into flesh, absorbed like a child Takes...
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The Cleaning
Posted by s.r.g. | Aug 19, 2015 | vers libre |
Work continues the same everywhere Beginning again in the early evenings Into the nights and mornings as quietly Changed into white clothes we wear Surface layers of dust that air brings Are wiped again until the cloth is...
Read Morechicken went down
Posted by s.r.g. | May 17, 2015 | Uncategorized |
our wonderful household is wonderful in our wonderful house: two cats, a rabbit still living and thriving indoors only. A legion of expired pets are buried or somehow inaccessibly disposed within property lines of our sweet...
Read MoreAbout Style Guides
Posted by s.r.g. | Feb 28, 2015 | Uncategorized |
Use them consistently. It makes your writing more betterer. Consistency comes in as many flavors as different spellings for the same word and all variations of correctly punctuating the same sentence. Rules is rules. Adhering to...
Read MoreBabies are Gross
Posted by s.r.g. | Feb 13, 2015 | Uncategorized |
Birth. Our nephew’s daughter entered Earth’s atmosphere in the vicinity of San Antonio. Hardly a moment later photos came as email attachments, precious new yet-to-be-swaddled human, her waxy white and vernix coat...
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