#Contrarian words huddle in the wardrobe. Few people see them: small kids forced to learn foreign languages, and big people who can't focus at work. They want to mean not what they mean. Not fair. Too hard too awkward, too uptight, oh my unlost eymological brethern.
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My ancestors were town worriers. At the day's end they got offerings (eggs and pale onions). How the sky shook, how the earth crackled. Oh their fingernails. Oh their souls. But the town was calm.
Give me now a town to save, onions to eat, turn a curse to a gift.
#LossLit
What if instead of misunderstanding we had #nudibranch, as a phenomenon I mean. No divorce, no war, no problems at work, no disease even. Just a lot of seaslugs, soft sand, and slow moving, slightly bewildered sunlight. #vss365
In the evening, #predatory houses will have eaten half the street. We will have become longer. We'll spook behind the lampposts. We'll loop around the remaining buildings and watch. But for now, it's morning. Come, love, let's play at beimg light.
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Upside down vss365. Story: two men arecwalking diwn the street laughing. Two seagulls sre following, suspiciously alike. Please reply with a non English word that matches the story and tell us more about the word. (Idea for a new game. Want to learn new words).
My past selves are #whimpering. My past selves are eating halva and condensed milk. Hiding in fifteen books, lurking in cypress trees, growing saucer eyes. They can't see much. They're aching with tiredness. I am sorry I sided with the bullies back then, oh dear selves. #vss365
He said I was wrong: why would I ever see an #anglerfish. Too old, too domesticated. And time passes; why would I imagine life twisting and stetching into strange shapes. Bad thinking that, he says.
His grin rises from the murk of his pint. His dead eyes stare.
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