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The squall has ceased to be the cause of my complaint.

Posted on September 12, 2012 by The Lost Pedestrian

There’s something about the way the city is slanted tonight that throws me askew, even while seated. I first noticed this while riding the train. Every bump and turn, acceleration and deceleration, vibration and stillness… my body just didn’t react … Continue reading →

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D&A

Posted on June 5, 2012 by The Lost Pedestrian

i’ve been thinking a lot these days about detachment and adaptation. wondering which is which. how to get from one to the other. in my childhood, i developed my detachment skills quite well, as a shield to protect my psyche … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged adaptation, Barthes, cement, clinging, detachment, feeding tube, friends, hunger, inanimate objects, infatuation, love, non-will to possess, NWP, possess, sewage, shamanic death, thirst, unrequited love, waste | Leave a comment

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The squall has ceased to be the cause of my complaint.

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