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Warhol
The gallery of unmade artwork in your head will be forever closed on the advent of your death.
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St. Anthony Waste
Sour leather bands synched in a veiled humidity, swam this Midwestern oven, doggy paddle for fluid strokes. Rolled windows on St. Anthony caught a trash truck soup of faintly fanned aroma sweet under...
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Fixed Mesh
Barefooted feet sounded aloud the carpeted hallway, Where people passed in sunlight of a side window view; Forms drew on, each bearing a different meaning—each, New reason passed by, as all parts came...
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Adjusted Advantage
The world can seem so small when assessed from the confines of a one bedroom apartment. A space tight, sticky, stuffy, and near unbearably drab. For a person to go outside and look, to see all there is...
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The Smoke Of Canadian Wildfires
Milky veiled were silhouettes of downtown buildings from 280 at rush hour, Wildfire smoke of Canada had pushed thru blanketing the humid heartland.
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Last Night Allegory (Smoke Rising Over The Hennepin Avenue Bridge)
One time bold people walked cold paths under hollow skies. Last night was nice, even with the weather.
View Articlea million pieces in my head from the 1990s, in summer and winter and with my...
one time, in wintertime, my dad flew his ultralight plane to about a 1,000 feet above La Crescent. he was over blue lake at the time, at which point he dropped an old bowling ball, straight down from...
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woke to delayed buses old tweets hopefully not-cancelled daycare strong coffee necessary boots thoughts of snapping heavy fucking parka and a pre-broken back to shovel us out. that’s my life. no choice...
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A Lesson in Persistence (When Everyone Tells you you Can’t Do It), John S....
John S. Harris photograph. Source: https://northerngardener.org/legends-mshs-john-s-harris/ “Although most people agreed with Horace Greeley’s notorious 1860 assessment that apples wouldn’t grow in the...
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