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Author Archives: The Lost Pedestrian
the entitled
a day of vast contrast. the heartbreak of seeing my mother in such a frail state following surgery (i know she will have a swift recovery, but still… ) and then dealing with the spoiled, entitled little frat’ish boys at … Continue reading
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Tagged entitlement, fault, frat boys, hospital, mother, recovery, spoiled, stamina
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further congestions
I visited the Chinese herbal acupuncturist recommended by 2 different friends who have never met, although they are both licensed social work counselors. His name is Dr. Feng. He kind of did this speed-reading scan of my body, and he … Continue reading
prolonged congestion
i returned to this city after my vocal cord surgery was temporarily aborted due to this virus that has hit me rather hard. … and that’s when it occurred to me that maybe sometimes the best response is no response. … Continue reading
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Tagged betrayals, blank slate, blossom, environment, indignities, slights, soul, virus, vocal cord surgery
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the soft clamor of figs
holed up at a doubletree hotel in the city of the Mayo Clinic… on the verge of my final vocal cord surgery, i had the misfortune of breathing in germs that do not belong to me. i know it was … Continue reading
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bifurcated reality
i think i saw my first UFO tonight as i was gazing out my window while talking to this woman in Toronto i may have met once, over a year ago at the train station in Windsor. there may actually … Continue reading
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Tagged bifurcated, distractions, lights, reality, sentences, Toronto, train station, UFO, Windsor
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vanilla
tonight, as i sit here alone ingesting a cup of vanilla goat milk yogurt, i find peace in imagining myself splayed out on an antique chaise lounge in an opium den somewhere. instead i am here, with yogurt, just about … Continue reading
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Tagged alley, goat milk yogurt, insularity, job rejection, mortality, urine, vanilla
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160/100
something is happening but i don’t know what it is. why my blood pressure has escalated so very very high these past few months. up until June, i was perfectly healthy. But today, while getting my wrist examined after last … Continue reading
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Tagged 160/100, affair, blood pressure, catastrophic thinking, death, emergency room, fall, fear, hospital, shamanic death, splendid, wrist
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bland
i am afflicted by blandness today. and i don’t even feel like talking or writing about it very much. just kind of coasted with no highs or lows. at least in my corporeal body. i don’t feel as if i … Continue reading
a hypothetical dog
i’m not sure what i should do. should i stay here in this city or go there in this other city? what do you think i should do? your opinion is so important to me. 2 months ago i was … Continue reading
not awake
i had such trepidation about awakening today with so many trepitditious things ahead. So many instances that would require me to assert myself in ways that go against my grain. So I lay there in bed, awake for 3 hours … Continue reading
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Tagged asleep, avoiding, awake, grain, hiding, strange, trepidation
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off-leash
i walked my animal spirit to the animal spirit park. we were gratified when we found this was an off-leash park. there were not even any signs ordering us to clean up after our animal spirits this was not that … Continue reading
calling card
i created a little world for myself where everything felt so free and i just floated through things without that much exertion. i sensed that i had risen above uncertainty and adversity. i thought i had it all figured out. … Continue reading
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Tagged calling card, determination, doorways, doubt, drizzle, exertion, floating, menacing, shoes, stranger, streets, toxicity, vestibules
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25th Amendment
Speech delivered at Lucky Pierre’s America/N Constitutional Amendment Show at Defibrillator Gallery, Chicago November 6, 2012 (Election Night) (This performance was part of a 13-hour event featuring performers, social activists and legal experts—each assigned to interpret a specific amendment of … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 Commandments, 25th Amendment, acting president, drone strikes, generalized anxiety disorder, gods, health insurance, hospital, legal jargon, Lucky Pierre, magnolia tree, NATO, president, rejection, resignation, seclusion, taking things way too literally, thyroplasty, vice president
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the 147 bus
but first, i must apologize for venting bitterness in my previous post. as far as i can see, it did not serve either of us very well, and for that, I can only call upon your forgiveness. and second, i … Continue reading
fractured heart
a peculiar moment on my way to work, even for me. I somehow managed to stumble on the flat sidewalk, falling straight on my face, breaking the further collapse of my body onto the pavement with my wrists. my nose … Continue reading
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Tagged bitterness, fall, fracture, jobs, quandary, rejection, stumble, vigilance
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The Lost Pedestrian 