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| December 1998 / Volume One / Issue Three | ||||||||||
| David Gerstle | ||||||||||
| The Fine Line Between Freedom and Order, Where I Hang My Laundry This is point four of pointless melodrama nearly as nameless and headless as anyone disassembled on a railroad track The rest of us seething in stability White knuckled children of simple folk who sometimes scrub the baby's penis a little too zealously Then again the only measurement of pain is more pain And now lit up from firecrackers in the ass a mouthload of gossip and two new nostrils encrusted with semen that same black ribbon around your wrists it used to make sense sense like shaving your body bald tucking your manhood between your thighs sense like a fat head impaled on a fence post You know in most countries they would have put a bullet in your brain by now That's enough reason for another drink as any I guess Too bad being an asshole is a wholly volunteer position you could be a rich man Yes and I hear the hours suck too |
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