Jod In Charge by Jan Lee
Jod in Charge By Jan Lee I was on the Tung Chung MTR, in the direction of Tsing Yi, when […]
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Jod in Charge By Jan Lee I was on the Tung Chung MTR, in the direction of Tsing Yi, when […]
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HALLUCINATION Blood crawled up to the brain, constant stress jarred the nerves, indolent flesh of burnt vision, about to lose
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Blawnox Thirteen winters past birth, our son answered my question, What do you want for Christmas, with one word, Bongos.
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HUMANITY We build upon foundations of skulls and bones, cement made of flesh and blood filling the gaps between, creating
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“Happy New Year!” Molly’s date stuck his tongue down her throat. She swallowed his saliva, so augmented with alcohol, it
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It & living with & in stride & treatment time & time to do dishes box bring out the briefcase
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Blackhole Syndrome A father’s flesh and look are nothing. He is the shape of benevolence or the lack of it.
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Tucked into an ice bath Someone served me a rough-edged glass of smooth cough syrup with a price change of
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Exhale of tremulous timidity It’s daybreak and I’m wondering why my razor beak is pecking hard at my self-worth. Not
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Writing About Things I never wrote about an aunt who ran away with a salesman. I never wrote about a
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