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| By: Brad Liening | | |||||||
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| Must an awful kerfuffle envelop even our most pedestrian terrestrial exigencies? Yes but no but yes. Okay, one more cup of coffee but this can’t be good. There’s either something wrong with my inner ear or it’s a cosmic cog gone awry, microcosm, macrocosm, neither thought comforting on a Sunday evening when no one can be cajoled into grabbing a beer, not even that one friend everyone has who’s always ready to reaffirm the buggy elemental ruction. In those moments it’s as if my soul accepted a job at the Pentagon, far different from when I lost my trusty wristwatch late one night climbing a tree so packed with pink blossoms it appeared forever stuck in floral eruption. You can’t stay in such a moment for long, no more doable than never needing to pee, so insight falters and scatters into the weeds as quick as the time between mosquito bite and reflexive slap. Of course it’s a bad idea to scratch but who hasn’t not learned at least one valuable lesson from some fuck-up or another? It’s nigh impossible not to light the fuse as an explosion forever imminent will drive anyone to lose their shit, go prone in the corner or thrash their savings to bits, to lurch from a bar and into the street choked with charred garlands only to wind up in a pink tree. It seems we’re pretty well screwed one way or another, so here’s a pie with a file baked inside, a big plastic bag in which your brand new goldfish turns and turns. | ![]() | |||||||
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