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Half of the Half

05/18/201501/20/2016 / The Eclogues / Leave a comment

he died his shoes won't have to be double laced any more bottle filled or Gu packed he died somewhere on Ocean Parkway underneath the Saturday rain surrounded by all of Brooklyn he died with thundering cheers in the air rubber soles in the pavement and kids on their toes for a glimpse he died … Continue reading Half of the Half

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Reading My Sappy Poems

04/01/201407/30/2017 / The Eclogues / Leave a comment

With slightly less black hair uptop But a modestly higher salary below I sat reading my old linty poems   Shaking my bearded head every time I used "nobility, time, darkness, anger shadow, honour, wisdom and mortal"   I noticed my emotions ran wild like Feral cats hunting in a mouse shoppe By carving spring loaded … Continue reading Reading My Sappy Poems

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Likable Comedy Special

03/14/201405/09/2019 / The Eclogues / Leave a comment

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