Sunday, March 7, 2010

X. FISHBOWL DOLL


It’s one thing to collect and another thing to recollect. Though recollecting is like electing certain memories and displaying them at the foreground of particular irrepressible . . . illustriously imposing images summoning up the endless unnamable procession streaming flawlessly through one’s bluesful agony of fishing a sustained flow of events through the patchy clouds of time’s revolting burps, the distortions of everyday visions often get raised to another level of perception . . . Or deception . . . However, collecting crow’s feet is neither expensive nor suspenseful hooey. Never tensive . . . Positively not offensive. I am convinced. Some might say that’s defensive. I get the point, but that’s not the point, but fuck those. Collecting old crow’s feet is so fucking relaxing and affirmative hobby that I can’t see any qualitative substitution to this sedative initiative. I said old crow’s feet. Gotta be old, bit and experienced to qualify for my collection. Though my fish bowl doll, who lives down the hall is a different story.
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