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Haiku #5

Why are we alone?We hate everyone and mostpeople don’t like us

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Haiku #4

injured from yogai whine but no one is hereto come to my aid

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Haiku #3

Can’t control iPod with my mind; overwhelmed bychoices, I shuffle

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Haiku #2

drunk and high watchingLebowski special featuresin my underwear

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Haiku #1

The commuters withtheir extra shoes, reading self-help books on the train

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The State of King

Published today in the Brooklyn Rail.

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Anonymous

On my way home from the subway tonight, a hipster approached me on a bike. A nature hipster. Weather-appropriate wilderness gear, attractive crow’s feet from time spent snowboarding or windsurfing or some such thing. “Hey,” she said, “Is there an AA meeting somewhere around here?” Rather than stop her bike while she waited for my […]

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How does this work?

Among things that I was not thinking about last night when I went to bed were out-of-state weddings other people I know have attended and ineffective raingear I have owned. Instead, I was thinking about procrastination and Rome (Geoff Dyer book I was reading), the effects of slow, loud guitar played backwards over ethereal vocals […]

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New (but Old)

I wrote you something new, but it’s old, so it’s here.

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Zen

The events of the past 24 hours have been rife with life lessons. Observe: Last night Rebecca and I went to hear our favorite band play. When we first came to know this band, we called them The Only Band In the World, not realizing the homage to the Clash we were making in the […]

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