by Fairy Tale Review | Aug 1, 2018 | Poetry, Web Exclusives
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by Fairy Tale Review | Jul 25, 2018 | From the Archives, Prose
The twittering machine lies in its crib, rehabilitating its connections. It nails up its habitation, darts up its habillement, it letters its joints, limbs, pistons, limpid injectors for easy filling stations, for stations of, for remote and E-Z filing. It files under...
by Fairy Tale Review | Jul 18, 2018 | Prose, Web Exclusives
Now that night she said we had to go dancing, but first we had to put on dresses. A blue dress for me, a black one for her. They came from the sink as she was straining lettuce. And she showed me how to put on the dresses smoothly and kissed my forehead ironically,...
by Fairy Tale Review | Jul 11, 2018 | From the Archives, Poetry
Sunday Queen Queen is free as a mite in the Lord’s mystical eyebrow, growing ears for no reason. Her appetite is large & windy, her bowels are brilliant gardens, imagining the bag of Time. What is Tapestry but a hairy portal? What is Queen but a fruit assortment...
by Fairy Tale Review | Jun 27, 2018 | Poetry, Web Exclusives
Bigfoot Thumbs a Ride Once, there was nowhere to go. Nowhere to get to. My movement through the slash pines and saw palms was pure physical expression. I reached for this or that bit of food, scooped from the freshly dead some raw softness, the gist of its body. The...
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