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November 19th, 2009
07:58 pm "You know, all powerful women, at some point, are going to branch over into sorcery and witchcraft and magic potions." - Dale Grote
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November 17th, 2009
09:41 pm Dear Racist Anonymous Commenter,
Please. No more comments. Wouldn't heeding my wish here fall under your personal doctrine of white solidarity? I'm tired of being creeped out when I log into livejournal.
Thanks,
Cherie
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November 16th, 2009
12:13 am Something happened, and it completely killed my ambition. I just don't care about school anymore. At all.
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November 14th, 2009
05:57 pm re: b.c.h. what's the world coming to??
if loose lips sink ships, what do loose bowels sink? vowels?
I make I make I make amazing honey cake, honey.
Would I rather be a 100-pound college drop-out or a 130-pound college graduate? It's a difficult question. A shallow shallow question. From a shallow shallow gal.
And Foucault. And sex. And repression.
I miss my absent friends.
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November 13th, 2009
02:24 am - nausea ad nauseam the body in pain the straining of tendons the ache of old breaks when it rains.
the silly things we say wrapped up in our old brains, shivering to escape - the weather changes and I can't wait to be somewhere else.
what do you do with the good memories of the bad people, where do you put those?
remove the failure and the stomach and the failure.
the latex and the illusion of longevity (curiously perduring in my wits are about me)
leaning off the edge of my bed we see into a four-post abyss, posts on end, parading impaled heads of the once-loved now-dead and the never-loved feckless, and the faceless in their infinite possibility, at unplotted coordinates in one of several possible futures.
leaning back in from the outer walls of Eden #142 (yet another reproduction of Eden), the vacant exsanguinate (n.) glares stinging regrets at her older jolly rancher breasts, leaking imaginary liquid puddlously with a cocktail of other milks, like the freed blood.
her wet hair spreads gooey, the warm white children leave her mother-face and run as loving fingers around the mother's neck (to linger there)
the shell adjusts herself in the puddle, knees up and calloused heels water-logged, watching the candied syrups pour from her and out over the barriers that separate us from the fallen angels, dressed all in their earthly names with which they once influenced us, open mouths up to catch the waste, but the love gush is ash, and dust, as it departs its magic in the garden. I silently remind myself to sew shut my eyes to oblivion and gather strength from the easy resolution that I won't be leaving this bed first, and even an optimism that whispers I just won't be leaving this bed.
(especially not right this second, because my sleeping pill kicked in and turned off my brain. goodnight, nurse).
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November 7th, 2009
01:08 am I'm developing a bad late-night cheese habit.
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November 5th, 2009
November 4th, 2009
10:21 pm What sucks is being depressed with a refrigerator full of tempting beers and a body full of infection a.k.a. a strict disciplinarian making you sit in the corner and not drink beer.

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09:30 pm - thirty In "celebration" of thirty long years of hating myself, I resolve, or whatever, to write shamelessly and fearlessly and without a fuck to give, and this in the year that an informed (a reliable) source said to me, "And you will never make poetry your bitch."
(What I'm saying is, he was right, and by mentioning it I'm also saying
With what style! I will fail to prove otherwise)
Thirty years On perverted earth, Or birthed by my mother, Or splattered across the cement, I went and came and went and didn't do all that much of anything, as I'm sure that for the next thirty years I won't do all that much of anything, and I didn't learn all that much of anything.
I look back On a long, largely unmemorable life, and wonder what percentage of that time was spent either feeling sorry for myself or making it easy for other people to feel sorry for me. Besides that, I can't think of much summary besides (CENSORED), And what does that say about me? Except I'm insecure and crave attention And tote around a lot of amplified emptiness
My kidneys popped the cork of a champagne they call oxycodone and auld lang syned for awhile, with some streamers and a self-pity headache, before swallowing
And who gives a god damn about editing. I can't stress enough how much of a joykill it has been for the past eight years or so knowing that 99% of the drivel I drivel isn't worth the energy it takes to press the buttons on the keyboard, and any snooty literatus would find maybe one good line in six pages of my penned performance, my weak stage and set of a one-woman show in which I'm hardly propping myself up.
people only read the work of a hack they want to shack up with, and that's factual, it's apparent by the end of the first act (I mean, it takes much less time than that to understand she's just hacking, but the author herself spent a good few years thinking her one or two absorbed readers maybe wanted to shack up with her language and not her. but let's let bygones be bygones.)
Percocet, dear, where's the remote? reach up into my unsolvable tired mindfuck and turn on the television, something really numbing, please, and while you're up there would you mind slaughtering all my brainchildren? I tried my best to abort them like I did the ones in my uterus, but you can't pay $400 and get that done at the Carolina Center for Women.
Confidence, C. Braden, That's what you need, A belief that your words and thoughts and deeds are worthwhile. You can construct clever things, you can, if you can manage to refrain from preemptively deconstructing them long enough to believe your own two hands. You've been operating on praise for far too long, which means you've hardly been operational, because you definitely don't get enough praise to sustain you, not like you used to, but everyone praises children.
I kicked a little godling with a 50-cent toy crane and I whispered to the godling something whimperingly maudlin and in the mawkish pause that followed the wee godlet, gee, guffawed at me and hollowed out the whole negation of the universe with some sickening nectar of sweet agitation with the American Atheists and me.
Godling! God Feeling! I will you to wee. A sterile piss substance, The gildedest of showers, the giltest of waste of your that-being powers, and, frowning down into your phallus for hours, when-it unyielding the volume of trickle you'd expected to falling-from-you see, admit sentimentally some admissionary thing that will make me feel I have overpowered you (in proving to you that the glue that holds your vain Hope together is a cheap universalist apoxy that has proven unresilient when eroded by postmodernism and the two-of-spades trumping power of vanity).
So there. So what. I suppose I always thought there'd be some additional lesson - to be revealed by age and wisdom - beyond my mother's initial and repeated "Life isn't fair."
But that's it, and that's all, It was just a bit confusing Being born on a Monday, somewhat pretty,
And being coddled by my elders into thinking I was worth something.
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November 2nd, 2009
08:52 pm I support the mixing of metaphors in certain circles.
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12:26 am Woken with an understatement would be a start. For the light-hearted, for the light-hearted For the dimly light of Living Through of Having Lived Through with all its unexpected headcases, courtcases, uppercases, its removable with teeth or pliers faceplate pried off by a number of misincorporated asides next to dead-end multi-colored wires either fried or not utilized by this unequipped edition with its words fall like cheap and tiny vacuumable scraps inappropriately not at all shaped by their originating brainwater.
Evenings of the hold your wist, your sigh, into this barleywine night, you've never drunk it, were no setup for the realer, the rarer nostalgia felt by us the broken. Squawking two tones into our locally grown natural theology, split tones into the openness of a sensory-deprived cosmological anomaly the collapsing universe burst by its eardrums bent by its joints snapped by its similarity to the fingers of others many of whom strike outward and lonely into the thriller dark expanse of manliness aggression with a mind to personal universe expansion to fill already full corners with cum but we grow speechy here, in a glitch of crossed wires, a jaw-jerk, a simulacrum of everything's a perversion even before it started being
a thing I think about often in the sped up or slowed down of a day's worth of footsteps from room to room and task to task with a clarity paling whatever the facts are or whatever fear-explaining summary of events could never do them justice where in ten years the feeling a throat constricted gazing over the Christmas turducken in five minutes remembering six hands grabbing bare legs and panties hour upon hour repeating a cold shiver of disgust at what can't be purged from the brain's myelinated amber samples, the dickensian dwarf star that is the self downtrodden, pukingly tortured by the never-dying voices, rattling around in the white and gray matter, of not one not four something like eight attackers all granted by the fates a voicebox for producing perpetual sounds with which to pursue my escapee memories on behalf of the furies.
laughable inquest into the what is it innocent cavorting of a drunken sailor aside and replaced by the investigations of the genuinely sympathetic still fails to locate a trace arche-writing included or for that matter anything but a deeply foundational metaphysics the metaphysics of centuries of saints and rapists. the devastatingly altered might say there's nothing worse than a permanent tattoo you have to look at that's in plain view with neither mirrors nor periscopes to assist in the seeing. but in the grand scheme of things isn't it pretty to know you are the original breach that creates language, really an unfortunate test-dummy or guinea pig crushed under the wheels of an ever-evolving natural justice.
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October 28th, 2009
06:57 pm - calamity jane my friends page is empty. dead dead dead livejournal.
Everything I imagine happens.
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October 14th, 2009
01:04 am When I'm alone at night, my imagination comes up with all sorts of awfulness, and I am afraid. I check the locks again and again. I stay in my bedroom with the door shut, but every so often I walk through the apartment turning on all the lights to make sure no one is there. Every little noise makes me start, and I just have to check again. It's scary to think that there's just one door between me and everything outside. Everything. Whenever I put money away, I picture someone threatening me and asking me where it is. My U.S. dollars.
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October 13th, 2009
09:25 pm - it started with art criticism a narcissist and a hypochondriac
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September 15th, 2009
11:05 pm manual labor siphons the brain's allotment of energy and i have an extensive neural network of coffee-making (and -selling) knowledge
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