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Near Zero Blog

Experimental literature and art

Category: poetry

November 28, 2019 poetry

We Had Issues

She pretends to see me but when she hears me I see anxiety in her skin   Does my impression

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November 27, 2019 poetry

Mother, Daughter, Husband

Wife: This isn’t the first time you’ve raised the question And just like the last time I let it be

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November 15, 2019 poetry

Malrow Winslow Tyler

Malrow Winslow Tyler is a fictitious coffee house entertainer in his mid fifties. He eeks out a living traveling a

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September 5, 2019 poetry

The Golden Voice

The Golden Voice by RJ Hoffman   A voice recorded, stored alive cackles to coffins and creaking cauldrons, with lines

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April 11, 2018 poetry

The Guy Who Fixes My Car

Amy’s just walking but he’s just talking hey now, she’s wondering, we were walking with no one talking what went

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April 9, 2018 art / poetry

Tripartite

A pigeon that gathers in the alley I’ve thrown him crumbs someone must have scared too much to trust me

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March 30, 2018 poetry

Mechanical Men

Mechanical Men Apply the brakes adjust the slack scrape your boots and bring the collars and buckets, grab my smokes

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March 18, 2018 fiction / flash fiction / poetry / short short / short story

That Car Passing

“Did it seem like that the car that just passed did so with a sort of purposeless intent just to

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March 17, 2018 poetry

Note From a Dandelion

I used to see the way you looked at me sometimes you would stop and stare like the sun would

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March 15, 2018 fiction / poetry

The Water Gives Up It’s Dead

“If you wanna live stop whining. Whaddaya wanna live for anyway? Your mother ain’t dyin’, and even if she wuz

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