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September 27, 2024: The magical clearing of the air as a bunch of chatty tweens gets off the bus.
September 26, 2024: The child’s screams are drowned out by the bustle of the Avenue.
September 24, 2024: The brisk air of fall reminds you of the hunger in the evening.
September 19, 2024: The world is too sad to believed. You couldn’t make it up despite wishing you could.
September 16, 2024: His stomach was like a small personal black hole; sucking all of his energy. From his arms, his legs and his head.
September 15, 2024: Contorted man in a walker crossing under the BQE. Cris-crossed like a spider contorted by itself; screams to himself by the construction barrier and the bridge.
September 14, 2024: I am grateful to the powers that be that I was able to ride my bike today.
September 12, 2024: Innovating better ways to cry since 1968.
September 10, 2024: Who the fuck are you cat? And where did you come from? Can’t tell if the young guy in the park sitting under a tree is yelling in Chinese at the rat, the squirrel or me; we’re all equal targets. Chinese yelling guy gets up and walks away. The neighboring pigeons take his place; gleaning […]
September 9, 2024: Bald hoodie beardo on the bus. Watching YouTube reels while wearing your ragged shorts and tired black sneakers. Wonder when you’ll get off?
September 8, 2024: The fleeting redemptive healing power of a tortured rich kid slumming on an indie rock label. The rich kid indie label releases their friend’s rich kid caterwauls to the dilettante rubes in the indie rock peanut gallery. Children galavanting in the community garden. Blowing bubbles and chasing each other while stuffed animals on a nearby […]
September 4, 2024: Norman Fell was the Don Cheadle of his day.
September 3, 2024: Someone who knows more than you is no more an expert than you are ignorant.
September 1, 2024: Anxious for the wind on an early September day. The lingering malaise of the first overcast, foggy day in September.