Man Rag Art deserves better things than its imaginary inhabitants. * she’s attractive although Here art paused. Yes art pointed Would you prefer head art said, with some heat. * art: The emphasis on rests on traditional -knit square holes, and the importance of self-centred, complex impulses should not be thwarted. I was constantly nagged by busybodies like Georgia to do something about those paintings in Italy a constant supply of heiresses make out and decline. MODERN art, depressed. Am I beside the sun and in the depths of his face. * Cocooned in damp red fingers grimaced his mother gah! Why did you demand reluctance when the sublime self- was un re- cognisable, divided * You’ll have to fend for yourself anyway with love and fury, and she went down the stairs. Something she should know, having encased him eons ago. * A bat whistles to evoke laughter. * your sister has been confounded by the Circus and the end. it is so common to count sheep; * We could repair two needs if he blossoms His mother had taken one of the governors Underneath the flaky exterior and it was really a happy compromise of fucking * No was the revving of her loneliness. The new servant’s back curving was an attractive sight; although expensive * A prodigy has to practise, remember. Here are some curious marks They must be new ones * her dress, animated his engine on. Art still was his enemy. a golden head inspired a greater charge of vision. He had succeeded in blocking something he had once known: the art of work. |
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mariannemorris co-edits BadPress and is the author of: Cocteau Turquoise Turning. |
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