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Memoryexpand_moreEl Presidente was no longer in a mood to see the American press.
At straight-up noon, the honeymoon was ruined, one day in.
Pinned to the wall, it looks uncannily its own language, trick of the camera.
I’ve sinned. Cannot be saved. He was a child. Surely he went to heaven.
The dark creatures are still, yet they give life to the whole mountain.
These are notes that please the great heart of man.
Living as the last artist in Manhattan: it’s the ultimate test of commitment.
The house of our relationship is a fort. Blanket fort. Tree fort.
The sense of power that flights of temper evoke will betray you.
It was on a mid-June morning that the stranger first called.
Chocolate promises a happy ending. I believed in that promise.
This is not deception. This is a subtle way of conditioning.
I am eleven years old and too young to die, but I am dying nonetheless.
I am eleven years old and too young to die, but I am dying nonetheless.
Any society that fails to protect its children is in terminal decline.
We want to revisit what life was like before technology infected us.
“He’s a mad dog on a chain. You don’t stick your fingers in his mouth.”
He whispers words that sound as miraculous as the skinned fish of the clouds my father writhed like pentecostal snakes while he drove drunk
Our visions of the world fade like the morning star, lost in the light of day.
This storm scares me. A foreign climate occupies the land.
A man sits in the Institute of National Memory examining files.
He only told the world what the world wanted to hear from a guy who graduated from Harvard.
No fountains to quench the thirst between rounds of tag.
Part of me wished I’d never tried heroin. The rest wanted to be high.
Mafia didn’t like me, except for the tickling game. It went like this.
I saw it on her face that day, a look like her heart would drift into the sky.
Sometimes a story is like a beehive. Sometimes an idea is like a poem.
Every dawn you’d toss the feed, your hands faithful to the good work of rising.
She must know she was a mistake, what they call now a surprise.
