His eyes didn’t smile. Thin lips and ungenerous, intermittent staying in the house and in it. And in it he took off and went places, no one knows. …
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February 8th, 2010 His eyes didn’t smile. Thin lips and ungenerous, intermittent staying in the house and in it. And in it he took off and went places, no one knows. … February 8th, 2010 There were twelve beds in the hospital ward today; tomorrow there will be eleven. … February 8th, 2010 Our supervisors have purchased bullwhips. They are intended to keep us obedient and productive. Violence persuades. … February 8th, 2010 “Most of the lanterns were broked in the stampede,” Cooch says, and he lifts a candle to his face. … February 8th, 2010 A dirty jar on a top shelf falls over, drops to the concrete floor and explodes. Glass shards fly… my mother’s bare legs… my baby sister… … February 8th, 2010 We’re riding together in a cab, drunk on the wine juice boxes squeezed clean of the eight-dollar mauve she kept all night in her leather purse, straps dirtied with the grunge and grime of East Village pub-crawled floors… … February 8th, 2010 When you want a quick, on the slip, culture fix, come on over to Moon Milk Review, where you can always find free fiction, artwork and music, all in one place. … |
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