- People who think Lynn Cheney writes her tweets and reads the replies and think: my tweet is the one that will shame Lynn Cheney into giving up everything she lives for
- In great news for me but horrid news for you I fired beige quad lighthouse for orange dot lighthouse (now known as orange dotablet) meaning
- yellow dot not dead yet though my hand needs reviving
- A love letter - Serendipity be blessed, I type the first bullet last night and SHAZAM! this morning in Your Fucking Washington Post - a Love Letter to Liz Cheney
- Said love letter probably went to bed before Cheney yesterday deliberately and with bad faith accused Tlaib of anti-Semitism, not that the Post would accuse its love of bad faith
- Bang, but not true, the racists weren't misreading
- New Order's *Low Life* released 35 years ago yesterday (and wait until the birthday run coming, May the birthdayiest month in Egoslavia!)
- Fine metaphors abound
- That Abrams isn't running for Senate in Georgia or O'Rourke for Senate in Texas or whatever the fucks name from Colorado isn't running for Senate in Colorado and now this nobody fuck from Montana isn't running for Senate in Montana proof positive of Bad Faith of Democrats
- Bulletin from Our Climate Future
- Today's something I twaated last night I thought was funny but nobody like (also, today's stupidass Star Trek allusion)
- The Military-Industrial Virus
- Bulletin from Our Climate Future
- Both Keith and Rosmarie Waldrop make appearances here (I will buy the anthology once I finish three books I already own, new rules imposed this year)
- Once upon a time there was always a New Order song in my head
DIMINISHED GALLERIES
Keith Waldrop
too old for
vision I must
settle for dreams
specific forms
of cloud
(body surrounded by
body)
every sensation con-
ceals a dream
fresco
figurine
sculpture in
low relief
(a motor halo a
mental blue)
cleft in the
logical space
(wilderness or
wrack)
we have lived
on a ladder to
the window of a
room to which
the key is lost
(words lost
in the music)
I almost used New Order as my lie in the six concerts game, but you'd have called it in a heartbeat.
ReplyDelete*I* liked the sillyass allusion quite a lot, but Twitter didn't show it to me until this morning. It seems to think I should follow you. What a good chuckle that is, hey?