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Brain Sieve by Derek Godin
dreams are the brain's garbage and what I'm doing here is tantamount to sorting my trash before it rides a pneumatic wagon to a farm...
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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Dream #9 (The Book on a Chain) by Derek Godin
Every time you appear on the back of my lids, we're wearing matching black turtlenecks. This is how my resetting brain creates...
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Dec 29, 20202 min read
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Zoom Dream/Dream Zoom by George Slobodzian
Last night dreams presented themselves As ZOOM sessions before becoming Dreams. In one I am at a large group Musical performance in a...
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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Life's Work by Jerome Ramcharitar
They say you shouldn’t talk about your dreams. No one’s interested. But what about those you can’t remember Whether they were dreams or...
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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glory by Frances Pope
and the corridors packed (and the teachers held to our fault in this as if they didn’t schedule us to crush) but this time i am me now...
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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The mischievous god by Margot Louise
The unsung hero, the lesson, the hotel You are just a figment, just the ideal The moderator of my worldly perfection The land that loaned...
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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Silkdream by James Dunnigan
see how that spider weaves its hanging home over our bed would we could stretch a place to live out of ourselves like that if I could...
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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Awake by Margot Louise
And then home again The ocean, the horizon Self in a straight line.
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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Revelations: 05;09 by Norman Cristofoli
Storm clouds converge on the New Jerusalem Rain falls in colours, hiding the blood-stained sun Purple lightning dances a ballet of...
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Dec 29, 20202 min read
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Sundark by James Dunnigan
in raiment drawn woven and white they went down in pairs to sea to drink death’s own dark wine and pause in new blue footsteps where the...
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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Dreamtext by George Slobodzian
His life is our vagina this is what came to me as I woke up backwards in bed because of the heat facing the fan in front of the open...
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Dec 29, 20202 min read
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Every Wednesday Morning by Luc-Antoine Chiasson (ft James Dunnigan)
Luc-Antoine Chiasson sent Today at 10:41 There's this one time I dreamed I got really really drunk with @James Dunnigan and then I...
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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Dream: If you feed the banana to the computer, a hitman receives his orders by Matthew Rettino
I lay out the banana peel flat as a punch card. I read the death sentence stenciled upon it. I can decide whether to feed the banana to...
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Dec 29, 20202 min read
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Poem by Flo Ross-Opazo
I’m at a house with friends. It feels like we are getting ready for a party. We are making a bomb. I’m helping make a bomb strong enough...
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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Ivanka by George Slobodzian
I’m trying to forget the dream I had about you, the dream that woke me. You were so beautiful. We were together someplace mutual, perhaps...
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Dec 29, 20201 min read
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Absolutist by Willow Loveday Little
Ropey vowel. Labral lobster fibrocartilage. Red sea of knot. I seem to find the subject of myself inescapable. Seem is the key word here,...
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Dec 29, 20202 min read
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Parisian Dream by Devon Gallant
I. "The Parisians come and go talking of Pinot Grigio." —From "The Love Song of D. Roger Gallant" II. so much depends upon a glass of red...
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Dec 29, 20203 min read
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Horologium by Matthew Rettino
Descend from mountaintop glaciers and track the running stream. Pass the caves of lime that gush with clouded water. Come to the...
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Dec 20, 20202 min read
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My Mother Tongue by Jerome Ramcharitar
I'm surprised I still speak my mother tongue. I wish I could remember when its syllables were longer and when its k's and t's were less...
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Nov 24, 20201 min read
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Viscous as marrow by Victoria LeBlanc
The way memory attaches along the black river at night fall as the light falls at dusk as the sky falls long thin lines of sky into...
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Nov 24, 20201 min read
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