Symptom: things seems all wrapped up; you know, predictable.
Cure: call that one chick, the one who has fingers for thumbs to remember that indeed, it ain't all that. Make a phone toast to what is good and remember to HAIL ALL ART TEACHERS.
Symptom: did you know that Colorado Springs is home to over 100 evangelical organizations? Cure: but there are also hockey rinks and giant salt licks for camels who kiss. And we have France.
Symptom A: upon walking to Walgreens drugstore in search of remedies to ward off a cold, you remark something that distinctly recalls being in that car in London, in the back seat, where a cache of things tucked was the surplus of loss during the very first days of reconstruction.
Symptom B: the tucked thing remarked was seen on the perimeter of a construction site, a plot, a hole in the ground, a cavernous prelude to a large erection.
Symptom: docWild will be diminishing, disappearing; the adventure begins. Tune in. Cure: [y]ou, wild foam./You, good for nothing snail... --Wassily Kandinsky
Player: you are sitting on the sidelines (you were never a cheerleader; they never tossed you around in their arms; you never stood on a shoulder). Team: F-I-R-E, hot, hot, hot! Blue flame, white flame, think you're not? Channel your inner panther. Goooooooo coals.
Distance: la nuit blanche s'est déjà passé, déjà, déjà, déjà. No one was stabbed this year. Perspective: pieces of it all seen from your bed; streaming through the door cracked ajar some light and the sounds of an argument taking place from down below.
Note: this post was begun before a letter was received. The following dialog was redacted only to approximate the strange companionship of said letter to the drafted images' serendipitous economy.
Moxy: you awake? Proxy: no, I'm eating cake. Enter: two ghosts.