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Post by purplejacket on Mar 8, 2009 19:41:00 GMT -5
On Answering the Phone:
If it were liquid nitrogen it would turn my skin white- freeze me to burn me, but it would never tell you it is me, steaming that way.
The amorphous idea of unknown telephone speakerhood is I. Me? Me, who? Me, me?
Me takes responsibility for it being I, and it is me too, a mutually comingled win-win.
It can is me to its will, for it is I, the angel I punch, the devil I kiss, it burns me, freezes me, writes in my journal, tells my friends on the phone, carries me around on its feet in its clothes with its hairdo. Is me it, I? It can’t is me anymore!
If it were liquid nitrogen it would be my white skin and when asked for on the phone, it would say it were I, but it would really is I.
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Post by mfwilkie on Mar 10, 2009 1:47:07 GMT -5
First couple of reads brought me back each time to want to know what it is you tell your girlfriends on the phone, PJ.
For me, it's the only nit in the piece, other than wondering if co-mingled might not be hyphenated.
Nice.
Maggie
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