Near Matches
Ignore Exact
Everything
2
These women who must live like the high Sierra white pine, fed somehow by the alpine wind
(
person
)
by
junkpile
Tue Apr 24 2001 at 6:50:38
Are not hungry yet. We will come down when we are
hungry
.
We might have invited you up to the
high trees
if you had only not
talked
so much. Or if you had asked a question here and there. You had
the right vision, wasted
.
We know it is urgent for you to make so many sentences right now. Redundant. One direction. Lost deep in itself. Blind and loud about not being blind.
We will avoid that noise.
You will come back, we all hope to see you emerge lightly into true attention. Relax into your real life. Calm down out of self-woven self.
Hush
.
If I am silent, I might be listening or I might be occupied. You ran that risk and I regret that the balance is slipping out of your favor. Maybe in years you will realize what was happening. Know that no one resented you for the time you occupied. It was clear
you needed it
. But it was nice to get away and back to our home. It is all back and forth changeable noise here, our own questions, moving up. We have what we need. We will save a place for you. It's nice.
The Chewbacca Defense
The right vision, wasted
The love affair between the leaves and the birds
Everyone except me is having a picnic on the moon
How katyana nearly killed someone else masturbating
Straight girls who go to strip clubs
These are words silently meant for you
SHeDAISY
Nonsense and the lovely, more of the parcel
What did you learn from your time in the solitary cell of your mind?
Ten Stupid Things Men Do to Mess Up Their Lives
signal-to-noise ratio
Snowberry
Pop Will Eat Itself
On the lost highway
Kick up dust in the ruins of each other's souls
Being licked to death by kittens
The pyre-light licks you as if you were an ice sculpture. Are all members of your sisterhood finished with bevels?
Among My Swan
Everything will be required of us, and everything will be given
Hillsborough Disaster
Ah, if you should turn out to be a fairy I don't think I'd put you in a jar
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