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i cannot die in a glass house
i live in a glass house. i don’t throw stones. or maybe i do. i live in a glass house. i do not dare change clothes, or touch myself, or speak my secrets, lest the act of living become pornography. or maybe i do. i live in a glass house. it has no doors to… — read more
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in defense of schizophrenia in a mad world
mannequins. hundreds of millions of mannequins. they circle, in unison but separated, on a time-lost, holographic carousel in repeat. they appear in the orbit, reappear, disappear, with no time or space for mourning, as there is no mourning without true death. i watch them, dizzily, seated on my own horse. i do not know if… — read more