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He cools, she lies (links from Bernardine Evaristo)

they believed in a time when she alone something more liver friendly she read his mind ‘just this once’ car equals limo an embryonic premonition burden of being an only child multi-racist whoredom gruesome threesomes he cools, she lies rehab now surprise, curiosity, pity red trousers turn against our own none(…)
Jewish too (highways from Simon Stranger)

on the second floor here lived Jewish too the end of your life began you reply
Always late summer (dates with Takis Würger)

always late summer knew every herb of falling raising him with kisses of fresh chives say Goya’s deafness ‘I wasn’t myself’ through fur trees twelve months they stole my pillow with a silk bookmark
Luck took a wrong turn/ II (twitches from Jokha Alharthi)

[continued] the son of why why laugh when he laughs Allah knew fourteen live chickens when did she stop serving shortly when my slave, mine luck took a wrong turn
Good girls don’t go to Brooklyn (slabs from Hugh Ryan)

of the past. Walt Whitman somewhere nearby laptops and ringtones Staten Island, of course good girls didn’t go to Brooklyn at Coney Island alive but graying hair like hay
Indigo silk (bolts from Julie Otsuka)

indigo silk trips to the railing toes turned
When she wasn’t cooking (sauce from George Orwell)

new false teeth ten yards by five on the fat fat as were in and out of my mind I never remember her when she wasn’t cooking into the Beachwood beds of dead bees snubbed me bite the worm other fingers keeling thought as near to poetry with butter-colored hair with a big(…)

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The Potato Eater

He cools, she lies (links from Bernardine Evaristo)

Jewish too (highways from Simon Stranger)

Always late summer (dates with Takis Würger)

Luck took a wrong turn/ II (twitches from Jokha Alharthi)

Good girls don’t go to Brooklyn (slabs from Hugh Ryan)

Indigo silk (bolts from Julie Otsuka)

When she wasn’t cooking (sauce from George Orwell)

Books By Alison Leslie Gold
The Potato Eater The raw true story of Padric, a gay hustler from the Bronx who spent 1941-1965 in and out of 20 prisons