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May 2003 / Volume Four / Issue Two | |||||||||
Jason Floyd Williams | |||||||||
tapestry. The assembly-line of lovers/dates had been laid off w/ a terrific e-mail- one that fence-hopped my skull & licked my brain-stem- Sorry, guys, the gig’s up. I found a good man. Though, this comment was Steve McQueen car-skidded by a revisionist one- Ben Franklin chickening-out of the Constitution’s rough draft, I’m just going to drink today, gents,- 5 days later: You realize, I do see other men. This fishing-line snagged on a rusty, barnacle-goateed Olds at the bottom of a pond; this Universal Monster not invited to the graduation party- This kinda Mormon scuba-diving/ new tv dating sitcom desires inside various bars & cubbyholes for additional men w/ additional attributes, was enough for me to tell you, weeks ahead of my predicted UN inspector schedule- in this pilot-episode of some highly-emotional After-School-Special (young gal w/ an affinity for booze & cigs, old trout patrolling the school parking-lot), where the director stops me, saying: That’s not the script. You can’t improvise.- on your steel-rodded balcony, a mist molesting the cars 3 floors below, cats in near-distant hollering for quickies, that all the rotten-dates, mad-women, chunks of great loneliness, tours of depression, I’ve had, were all worth it. A thousand times. Cause all these tributaries led me to you. |
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