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January 2001 / Volume Two / Issue One | |||||||||
Jason Floyd Williams | |||||||||
almost jekyll. Sometimes nothin' happens: Like the time I was feelin' much near Oswald after a bad injection-press mold, 100 lb tortoise skin perjuring itself as an army jacket, and a shaven-head- where, if I had a daughter, she might have been accused of cutting it while I slept, and I walked past the clean, clean suits, the still-tagged dresses, to claim a seat amongst gone-gone Republicans in an Alan Keyes presidential forum. Just wanted to dig a political vibe, but the whole time was waitin' fer a hot .38 to give me a lap dance. Other times, under great drunkeness & a vacant heart, I may strip, demand Pushkin's poetry turn erotic, offer foot massages, yell at neighbors, bite bald heads, kick in windows, truck-doors, piss on new Aerostars, wreck vehicles... "Even Christ flipped-out when he turned over the gamblers' tables in Jerusalem." That was the only time, and he wasn't drunk. |
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