Our laptop died this morning, and took with it thirty pages of notes for my manuscript. I feel, as Elegant Choice would say, like bursting into animals.
I hope to return very soon. You will hear me coming; the trumpets of my periphrase will toot in your ears. In the meantime, please amuse yourself by reading a late Wallace Stevens poem over at Reginald Shepherd's blog, along with some handsomely bespectacled commentary. Perhaps I will turn to Wallace Stevens today to chop down my hundred-headed sadness. I need badly to be engulfed in a pair of afterliving arms.
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What a disaster! You can run to my arms. Though they are only living, they are toasty pumpernickel bagel warm.
I believe you, understanding a little already of your hundred-faceted deliciousness. Pumpernickel arms, though--alluring! If I ever meet you on the street, I will be tempted to put lox on them and bite deeply.
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