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NumbersThe moon was high on the evening of the twenty-second, and twenty-two gravestones stood gleaming in its white. A passing rain had rocked the crows to sleep and washed the surface of everything to a false polish. The trees around the cemetery were still dripping. In their branches, the crows ruffled their feathers against the silence.Numbers
The cemetery was old, and like all places marked by time, there had been a process at work there for several hundred years: a fading of the numbers and words upon the gravestones, a crumbling of their history. The first stone had its foundations in 1793.&nb


Tribute to the Bathroom GospelHere is the gospel: the scriptures on the wall. In between the mortar, the prophets tell us all.Tribute to the Bathroom Gospel
Here the toilet lies alone, waiting for a kiss. Here the wall's erased and open, daily blanked for bliss.
"You are here" in particles "and here" upon the earth "and here" within the universe waiting for your birth.
"I just want my face" on the pillow here at night with you next to me in bed. "On your cheek" the moonlight's spread, and the moisture on your eyelash is like Ursa's eye in starlight.
"We are all brothe


On Pain of SleepThere is a certain physical aspect of sleep deprivation that sometimes makes the body appear as though it is in pain. It is a long, slow ache along the spine and arms: the spine because the day's compression has caused its surrounding muscles to constrict and tighten; the arms because hanging on an upright body all day gives them no support, no softness from beneath. The ache is a signal to the mind: "Let me lie flat for just a moment, on my back or on my side. Let me lie on my back without concerns of sex or wondering whether or not I want it. A horizontal position can be quiet and immobile like thOn Pain of Sleep
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