"Nerve endings had the nerve to never end" is for sure one of the punchiest opening lines I've seen in many a day.
A great piece, Bradley: lyrical, sincere, and also ironic and witty. Have you cracked the Foster Wallace dilemma of sincerity vs irony? If so, someone should be told.
i really enjoyed this
Glad for it. Your recently witty piece inspired me.
Try Vivekananda AND an apple. That’s nourishment.
I now find apples overly acidic. But I LOVE Vivekananda.
Love the heroin line. Terrific piece because of the images and rhythms you create, plus your honesty and humor.
Glad to hear it. As usual, I have to give heroin all the props.
"Nerve endings had the nerve to never end" is for sure one of the punchiest opening lines I've seen in many a day.
A great piece, Bradley: lyrical, sincere, and also ironic and witty. Have you cracked the Foster Wallace dilemma of sincerity vs irony? If so, someone should be told.
I don't know if I've cracked the Wallace dilemma yet. It doesn't help that I view my existence with something straddling both irony and sincerity.
A fantastic description of the process of living and dying💖I am so glad you are well enough to write!
Perspective, right? Though the athritic discomfort made the typing a chore.
I would love it if you expand on this.
gib me some in bee tweens.
flow let it go low even,
(perversion into dick humor,
that is a silly temptation on the taboo
calls "wiping the dick" -- )
got it from JJ who says it and hides it...
beckett unnameable for switches
between the mayhem...
is maniacal like this, you might like......
https://archive.org/stream/in.ernet.dli.2015.125753/2015.125753.Molloy-Malone-Dies-The-Unnamable_djvu.txt