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  1. Why I'm mad about the chicken email I received yesterday http://jdcalkins2001.wordpr...
  2. Sarah Palin's call for the benefit of cannibalism: "If God had not intended for us to eat animals, how come He made them out of meat?"
  3. petition @chamberpost: The US #Chamber does not represent me. It is Not My #Chamber! http://act.ly/1cc #notmychamber #p2 (RT to sign!)
  4. About the birds near me and writing that embodies the animal other http://jdcalkins2001.wordpr...
  5. RT @ShearwaterBand psst check matadorrecords.com today. and tomorrow. http://bit.ly/3pBf25
  6. Sometimes I see you and shiver. El fin.#fiction
  7. and how she was carried away by the sea. Nothing fits but I am back at the moonless window, looking out. #fiction
  8. bones, tide, my fearfulness, how the breath of all these places smells of ghosts to me (me alone), the little creatures buried#fiction
  9. Or transcribe these disparate pieces: witch, benendante, haunted theatre, suffragettes, Cinderella, the animal other,#fiction
  10. You find this narrative unsatisfying. You consider it a poor excuse for a story. What I cannot seem to do effectively is translate#fiction
  11. She found my second shoe and sat on it. I was no longer Cinderella. I salvaged the bones and the fennel stalk. Then I burned them#fiction
  12. The cat sat for perhaps an hour perhaps two. I do not know whether she saw ghosts. She came into the house in th early morning.#fiction
  13. soil, clod, ash, to ash, footprint, pawprint, stone, wood and a little sugar cake. #fiction
  14. The cat stepped quietly to the little cemetery. She stopped at the edge and sniffed the air. #fiction
  15. The cat watched her slowly disappear, one end to the other, like the cat's own fictional bretheren. #fiction
  16. Only the cat, this one particular, unfathomable creature (as are all particular creatures, even our beloved, even our self) saw her#fiction
  17. Her name, Alice, is what lasts beyond death--in naming we create ghosts that linger even if all who knew the named have died.#fiction
  18. The suffragette is lonely--nobody remembers her. It was about mire than the vote--property, propriety. Her name was Alice .#fiction
  19. Small bone, red ribbon, fennel stalk, rosethorn, vertebra, cat paw, claw, sliced heel, birdchant. #fiction
  20. I looked down to see I had only one shoe. Cinderella, I replied, and left. #fiction