Ten Sixty-Six

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Breathless, stumbling -- she looked back and saw regret chasing yearning.

Ten Sixty-Five

| 4 Comments
Oh, the woe new technology breeds when upgrades are downgrades.

Ten Sixty-Four

| 2 Comments
Sixty-four plus three
we still love you
so retire already.

Ten Sixty-Three

| 2 Comments
Does a Blue Moon sing The Blues?

Always inside sunshine.


Ten Sixty-Two

| 2 Comments
One arm.

One leg.

One eye.

One old war policy.

Ten Sixty-One

| 6 Comments
The Inclusory Eye, blacked by insolent rage -- blinds the horizon.

Ten Sixty

| 1 Comment

Twitter. Facebook. LinkedIn. GoogleWave.

Names without faces networking. Searching Soul. 

Ten Fifty-Nine

| 2 Comments
Relief in hand --
-- newsprint, leaves or catalog?
Always septic safe.

Ten Fifty-Eight

| 4 Comments
Double cross
Fingers crossed
A hopeful sign in the sand

Ten Fifty-Seven

| 1 Comment
He played football
and yet still was
an evil man

Ten Fifty-Six

| 2 Comments
Waiting by the door

the package never arrived

home imprisonment

Ten Fifty-Five

| 4 Comments
10:55am.

The old man groaned.

Losing first breath of day.

Ten Fifty-Four

| No Comments
Cutting the quick.

A festering, blinding, stab.

She's glory dying.

Ten Fifty-Three

| 2 Comments
Of beans and bread we are made -- manna for mankind.

Ten Fifty-Two

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Faith in the mind is rendered dumb by prideful ignorance.

Ten Fifty-One

| 2 Comments
The bleeding eye of life begs the freedom of death.

Ten Fifty

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As he turned fifty, his life was sawed in half.

Ten Forty-Nine

| 2 Comments
The original mind fights the middling conspiracy of pirate thievery.

Ten Forty-Eight

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Salome and Medea celebrate lust in red dust and whimpers.

Ten Forty-Seven

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Cogent crimes of the mind become deceptions of the heart.

Ten Forty-Six

| No Comments
1,000 years of yearning.

100 days of hope.

10,000 betrayals.

Ten Forty-Five

| 2 Comments
A day embedded for us all threatens evolution in reverse.

Ten Forty-Four

| 2 Comments
Her madness broke her spirit and pinched her festering flesh.

Ten Forty-Three

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Muslim, Jew, Christian.

Darwin, Darrow, Dawkins.

Logic.

Belief.

Fire.

Ash.

Ten Forty-Two

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The day he turned 42, he dropped the other shoe.

Ten Forty-One

| 4 Comments
15 years -- counting heartbeats -- forward to ash and into memory.

Ten Forty

Pet me.

Poke me.

SuperPoke Pet me.

Pet Fame mendacity.

Ten Thirty-Nine

| 2 Comments
Blue sky.

Grey streets.

Holding hands skipping down the horizon.

Ten Thirty-Eight

| No Comments
Sacred is coddled.

Sinners are sheared.

All in the Name.

Ten Thirty-Seven

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