Do you accept me? Would you
accept this recipe to make a healthier map? Would you sponge down the walkway?
Would you replace the carpet with something a tad more tasteful and
significantly less orange? Do you even contain enough violence to keep me
naked? Did you lock the door hard enough? Did you slap the strange house right
across the threshold? Didn't I tell you to tell him about that? Did you? Why
didn't you? Do you wish to protect me from the eventual fate of direct combat
with him? Would you care for long enough? Doubt it.
This is the mind of an author yet
to make his word an authority, yet to perpetrate heinous crimes on the literary
people of this worldly world. This is the way the mind works: back and forth
with a slit in the floorboards to mark where the commandments will be written
and where to find the first clue to the buried representation of art. Here's a
hint: it's somewhere right now. It's somewhere while the piano plays painfully.
Catch up with your torch and please don't ask questions. This particular
flashlight has been leased from the American government in order to help you
overcome the difficult trick that awaits at the end of the great hayseed
debacle.
Mother terrific. Father
flipping. Sister. Son spitting in lesbian road constructions. Son getting
reprimanded by a law that doesn't actually mind the crime but the sentiment is
far too slippery to leave lying around. It's shot but at least the crust will
saw through its own loaf. It has a mouldy fist that it uses to push ceramic
knives. As for the block? Who would want to leave the police force for such a
lovely excuse for a crime? The work's not to be prepared for, it's the kind of
work that just demands and constantly demands and keeps constantly demanding
until the recipient finally breaks and
smacks the electric fitting loose from the wall. Poor dear buzzer.
The family is the sort of
function that dies on the way out of the station. There are barely enough of
them in the globe to make up the colour white. If that's true then how come I
referenced your jumper in my last injunction? Now that was a quick one, you
see: more of a walkabout production, the kind of business you turn out when you're
high on chicken feathers and paprika stinkers. I highly recommend you give that
sort of shit up before you even get properly started. It'll make you a slippery,
cheesy mate of mine.
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