Tuesday 14 January 2014

14/01/2014 - THE DAY, THE DAY

                The day, the day, the night and the afternoon - they open themselves out into superlative traipsing schemes that demand the attention of all poor interpretations of yeomans and their best friends from Skipton. Each has a maw that goes hawhaw and their sticky tape fingers bring all futures to an inherent conclusion that shatters with a dragon snap and an engorged sequence of numbers that keeps itself from going mad by screaming EIGHT at every possible juncture though mostly for the sake of the children.  They are amassed in the internal structure of a hypodermic whale and we're all just here to observe its life signs and decide on their vitality to the project and maybe dilate some of the produce with our ring fingers whilst being equal to each other in every possible way. Prepare the colanders. March on for tea and grace and the paste that holds them intrinsically together. It's just like the spittle of a walking dog, walking to its bony-limbed fatherhood. Get in the convertible, grab onto the leather interior and let's strap over the highway with our own unique and plucky brand of justice. It's tinged with tragedy because that sort of shit never really gets out of your clothes and we want to be remembered long after we have overproduced.
            All in all it's a quiet day on the battle front and the aliens are busy working on chemical solutions for the indestructible paradise's preservation and inclination towards the tenth hour of every day. This is the higher education and we all pay for it in our own way. You pay for it with your handsome looks and I pay for it with my tripod and its unified species of progeny. I am the quest for all kinds of unholy endeavours and that is what made me popular in school, all the boys want to have their soul annulled. Shake the mote with real life dress tumbling and the actual jars will ascend to the rank of comrade by existing on a simple uniform theory of quantum mechanics that doesn't fit so comfortably in its inky black dress. Your adoptive parents have done with the whole holding hands business and have moved onto Jewish holidays, snacking on the sweaty parts and reminding the hairy parts to condition and honeysuckle.

            How far have you got with the presentation? Could designating the might of a generation redirect the potential flow of political discussion, if only for a while? This is the car. The car is for sitting in and being ridiculous about the length of its doors will get you nowhere for no change at all. That is the sound of a signed performance and the presentation will drip drop like pennies on a blanket, straining its typographical heart out for ambulances to come. Sticking to it? Sticking to it like an adamant protector of underwhelmed architecture. Nobody's particularly bothered with the katana or the other half of the wedding. The grey haired man either.

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