Wonder Sprigs reclaim rights, the new shoots through Maple-solid rock. This tenderness is a title we too shall own grass-scrappy as rams on mountains. I may bang my goat head against you or the earth yet have a centaur’s recollection for the joy of brooks. Now frolic in the rain even if mudslides don’t jive with […]
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I stand and pace from one side of the room to the other, haltingly or smoothly, and in steps that could in one movement be jagged, and in another fluid, or with a gait that seemingly lacks in affectation, alternating and switching, for a duration of longevity or briskness, before I cease and halt in
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The invention of the Billet Poppy is a testament to the power of an ambitious middle manager. Working as a sales manager out of Salt Lake City for the Rocky Mountain Division of Mayesh Wholesale Flower Group, one of the largest retail flower distributors in North America, Logan Black was faced with a stable market
Interview with a Dead Vulture Interviewer [I]: Tell us a little bit about how you got where you are today. Vulture [V]: I think I’d rather talk about something else. I: Like what? V: Like my work, for example. I: Why the aversion? V: It’s not a pleasant tale. I: Right. So what have you
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