Thursday, November 30, 2017
Friday, November 03, 2017
Virescens
Sunlight forges
white gold.
All colors imbued,
save green,
with lust.
Green grows bold
ripe blades cut
by forged blade
to ripen.
Green is life outlasting
pale bones broken by root.
Green is death escaping
leaves shed for greener shoots.
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Sunday, August 20, 2017
Sunday, July 30, 2017
Saturday, July 22, 2017
Thursday, July 20, 2017
Saturday, July 15, 2017
Limb and Leaf
Friday, June 02, 2017
Monday, May 01, 2017
Fascism and Terror
"There is a widely held opinion that the fascist terror was just an ephemeral episode in modern history, now happily behind us. That opinion I cannot share. I believe that it is deeply rooted in the trends of modern civilization, and especially in the pattern of modern economy.
"Indeed the reluctance to face squarely and explore fully the phenomena of terror and their implications is itself a lingering phenomena of the terror."
----"Terror's Atomization of Man", Leo Lowenthal
"Unless you are prepared to be pitiless, you will get nowhere...Domination is never founded on humanity, but, regarded from the narrow civilian angle, on crime. Terrorism is absolutely indispensable in every case of the founding of power...Even more important than terrorism is the systematic modification of the ideas and feelings of the masses. We have to control those."
---- Adolf Hitler in recorded meeting w/ Hermann Rauschning, quote from same work
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Fragrance
Lips brushing your warm neck,
Nostrils flare to flame
breath of pores
Sacred murder of
flowers and Hellfire
forging desire
Pungent Baubo
sways limbs
We lie left
of golden apples
Scent swathes dream
Senses capitulate
to vertiginous sensation
It never leaves----
remembering when
breath deepens
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
squall
bruised clouds
cover the sun
streets blush black from grey
a lightning strike
cracks God's jaw
as mortals seek shelter
from heavenly ire.
cover the sun
streets blush black from grey
a lightning strike
cracks God's jaw
as mortals seek shelter
from heavenly ire.
Friday, April 07, 2017
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Cholera
The baser pole voids wisdom,
these fouled sheets a generation's labor.
these fouled sheets a generation's labor.
Life so acutely sensed in youth's searing summer,
when words served me.
Time consumed chasing after absolutes...
Friedrich, Christiane. Alas, there is no relief.
Ashen twilight shrouds
all forms ascending
immutable dusk.
Time consumed chasing after absolutes...
Friedrich, Christiane. Alas, there is no relief.
Ashen twilight shrouds
all forms ascending
immutable dusk.
Nanette, a kiss before
breath's task ceases.
Friday, January 20, 2017
Monday, December 19, 2016
Galley
INRI on the calyx of
our cumbrous garlands,
if we could skip
and gush:
"Smiles open for
mirth gathering
les abeilles..."
(light tongues hum floating cadences).
Breach in the plank
you prettily
translate
Phoebe's beam
We laugh
at the bonds
of restraint
And wonder below raiment
of stolen heavens.
our cumbrous garlands,
if we could skip
and gush:
"Smiles open for
mirth gathering
les abeilles..."
(light tongues hum floating cadences).
Breach in the plank
you prettily
translate
Phoebe's beam
We laugh
at the bonds
of restraint
And wonder below raiment
of stolen heavens.
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Celestial Lute
Cold light trickles
down shoulders.
Eve's breath tickles
burning ears.
Stars weep crystal in
Luna's tilted basin.
Under heaven,
with rusty cups
and hollow eyes,
we pray teardrops
kiss brittle strings.
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
The Do Undone
She emerged from clouds of hairspray,
gold of her hair in radiant array
as jeune Deneuve midst parapluies,
a Lucrezia d'Este parting rough seas.
Time's coarse hand dulls lively sheen
and pans such splendor to the iron mean.
So cruel the curl unwinds to limp tangles
mournful skies rain tears of Angels.
Tuesday, November 01, 2016
Friday, October 07, 2016
Thursday, September 22, 2016
Saturday, September 17, 2016
Friday, September 16, 2016
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Memorial Spleen
Why should memorials to security failures that fueled wars on nations that had nothing to do with it and, to this day, are still being bombed be built? Making 9/11 "Patriot Day" is masochism that begs more sadism. It's not a day to celebrate or for us to bask in nationalist ignorance. It should be a day to reflect on why it happened and what this nation, in our name, has done since: visited thousands of 9/11's on people who were not responsible. Mining a massacre for nationalism is the lowest form of propaganda which promotes much greater massacres. 9/11 Memorials themselves are a symptom of a greater problem. Tear them all down and you'd see less people abroad getting killed daily for no reason and "terrorism" evaporate. You'd also see less military spending and more money for people--like healthcare, education, and pensions. But some people are addicted to a nationalism that views war/violence(cops) as the only solution. Any person who resists this view is a nail to be hammered. It's a sickness that afflicts this nation. Makes people praise and uphold evil as something to take pride in and hate anyone who disagrees to the point of wanting them dead.
Ruse of the Infinitesimal
Though touching, space is infinitely divisible, haunted by phantom digits.
Feeling is approximation, the ubiquitous suggestion of energy. Waves of heat tender emptiness to felt plenitude.
Words cast a bridge of blanketing waves to console.
Thursday, August 18, 2016
Starspill
Panes keep me from night skies.
Stars spill through my hands.
There wishes drain,
stars venerated in name.
Stars spill through my hands.
There wishes drain,
stars venerated in name.
Questions summon craving
and drag down the moon
'til it shines full inside.
The vertigo of saints
held so long from clay
wherewith we all come
my dreams crave.
Endless night
of stars and
sovereign light
nothing eclipses.
and drag down the moon
'til it shines full inside.
The vertigo of saints
held so long from clay
wherewith we all come
my dreams crave.
Endless night
of stars and
sovereign light
nothing eclipses.
To eternally love in articulate time:
Split infinity, the circle squared by rhyme.
Split infinity, the circle squared by rhyme.
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Friday, August 05, 2016
The Mendacity of Oracular Pride
Start at 52:55 until the end. "America is Back!" "Gaddafi is dead, Assad is on the way, Al Qaeda is on the run in Yemen and elsewhere, and we got Bin Laden!"
Wednesday, August 03, 2016
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Saloniki
I
At Saloniki
the Empress lacks
Corybantes to
obscure her purple.
Chlorus comes but
At Saloniki
the Empress lacks
Corybantes to
obscure her purple.
Chlorus comes but
her head must go.
Harsh light
shoves her down
saltless hills.
II
We lost five weeks and
columned a dread span,
heads lost in
Harsh light
shoves her down
saltless hills.
II
We lost five weeks and
columned a dread span,
heads lost in
Wednesday's van.
White horses stride past.
White horses stride past.
In shade they cast sight
to grim alloyed light.
Monday, July 04, 2016
Île de la Cité
Barricades glitter like shrapnel of fallen stars.
Bayonets flash Basilisk grins in the square.
A hidden arc of love stretches across metallic rubble.
Pink scarf clouds drift above unseen by clerks.
A mother's sigh hovers noiseless over the jet Seine.
Two gamin scatter as heaven shakes their reflections on dark water.
Thieves treasure daylight when sons slight mothers.
On it goes, silent as shushed sighs, to La Santé.
Sister Amalie cries.
The rope is taut.
No bead, no hosanna,
can loose Justitia's collar.
Let us pray for the grace
of every gutted chest's hollow.
Light a candle of mercy
to hush the amputee's bellow.
Bayonets flash Basilisk grins in the square.
A hidden arc of love stretches across metallic rubble.
Pink scarf clouds drift above unseen by clerks.
A mother's sigh hovers noiseless over the jet Seine.
Two gamin scatter as heaven shakes their reflections on dark water.
Thieves treasure daylight when sons slight mothers.
On it goes, silent as shushed sighs, to La Santé.
Sister Amalie cries.
The rope is taut.
No bead, no hosanna,
can loose Justitia's collar.
Let us pray for the grace
of every gutted chest's hollow.
Light a candle of mercy
to hush the amputee's bellow.
Sensibility
It dawns slowly. Claudia wished her sense and the world were more harmonious.
She grew tired of the wait. Wishes without constellar aid equal overreach or, put
poetically, a fall. Like meteors they consume themselves before touching ground.
Claudia never touched for groping. Never spoke for shouting. Her ears were cupped
by the din of her own bell. The bell rings and, sadly, dinner's never served.
A sensibility that starves makes hours of seconds.
Sunday, July 03, 2016
Saturday, June 25, 2016
Lisbon
In her eyes
narrow streets open
From her mouth
sultry air blows
over Estremadura
Dark Amphioness,
Lisbon remembers
Her beauty,
crafted in song,
stands
The Tejo
slips through open
hands.
narrow streets open
From her mouth
sultry air blows
over Estremadura
Dark Amphioness,
Lisbon remembers
Her beauty,
crafted in song,
stands
The Tejo
slips through open
hands.
Thursday, June 23, 2016
Revelation
"Just as technology is always revealing nature from a new perspective, so also, as it impinges on human beings, it constantly makes for variations in their most primordial passions, fears, and images of longing." Benjamin, The Arcades Project, K.
Saturday, June 18, 2016
Word
What is told
another takes,
Spirited away
by reckoned steps.
Anoint tongues
in endless night
and teach
Godless
rhetoric.
A Vigil
I
It matters not the Sun rose
above measured breath.
Will morrow bring the same?
Will her body cast
its winsome frame?
This bed, a familiar shell,
purls my name.
II
What foam did she rise from,
Poseidon?
Suppose gold locks
obscured Phoebus' eyes
as she shored...
The Gods' smiles set
'neath her pillow,
lost in futile approximation.
III
Thro' unbroken night,
still hours centuries,
stroking her hair...
Overlooking dream
deceive
between world and world.
It matters not the Sun rose
above measured breath.
Will morrow bring the same?
Will her body cast
its winsome frame?
This bed, a familiar shell,
purls my name.
II
What foam did she rise from,
Poseidon?
Suppose gold locks
obscured Phoebus' eyes
as she shored...
The Gods' smiles set
'neath her pillow,
lost in futile approximation.
III
Thro' unbroken night,
still hours centuries,
stroking her hair...
Overlooking dream
deceive
between world and world.
Else
Heavy fog swathes the pallid cone of Helicon.
No longer touched
by paternal light,
Maidens scatter
to lower lying vales.
A thread was lost.
The boughs hush
their plaintive hymns.
Mother's arms awkwardly crown this wearisome head.
No longer touched
by maternal light,
my face descends
to her lenient breast.
A thread was found.
The cloth stills
my plaintive sobs.
Thursday, June 02, 2016
Counterpane
Paula draws the counterpane gently
and settles in sleep's misty close.
Lazily I drift to the largo of her inspiration.
At the desk lies a book
unevenly parted by
my left hand,
I read the legend:
"Absolute Freedom and Terror"
A nimbus parts the son's hair.
His head settles a copse's lassitude.
Mother is the soft moss he rests upon.
The counterpane, a softer lid, covers eyes.
A shadow show murmurs 'til Father stirs.
and settles in sleep's misty close.
Lazily I drift to the largo of her inspiration.
At the desk lies a book
unevenly parted by
my left hand,
I read the legend:
"Absolute Freedom and Terror"
A nimbus parts the son's hair.
His head settles a copse's lassitude.
Mother is the soft moss he rests upon.
The counterpane, a softer lid, covers eyes.
A shadow show murmurs 'til Father stirs.
Carmen
Song shines in those eyes.
Claw them out,
Heave them up
skies.
Night, like heavy fragrance,
sated with love's scent
Strangles the sweet breath
of paradise in
melody.
Claw them out,
Heave them up
skies.
Night, like heavy fragrance,
sated with love's scent
Strangles the sweet breath
of paradise in
melody.
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Imagining Holly
I
Blue thread
hung from trousers,
vestigial hems calling
for shears.
Mother stilled me
and fell the errant
cloth.
White sheets cover
the desk my brow
shed its first
dew.
II
Ash fell
from a cigarette
on an empty page.
Her finger
pressed it flush,
smearing a dark trail
sinuously down...
A lock of Holly's hair,
like Christ's face in clouds,
was the word made.
She wants
clear windowed silence.
She, rendered still.
III
She sent the sun.
On its face She is under the sign,
translated an order:
Michelangelo: Please
"I blame the mistress remember nothing.
I was born to serve." Simulacra, the Dead's liturgy,
Postmarked "Siena, 2013". Passed by sleeved
hands.
Siena eclipsed Lisbon.
The ships, dismasted,
off shore.
IV
Paula blew
smoke from pursed lips
as we walked narrow streets
stretching to shore
Where listless
crafts
gently rock
on sun-dipped
blue.
Her ash fell to sand
covering our wreathed path. She is the sign.
The world's chant:
She, she, she, she, she
V
Passed by naked
The lamp burned hands.
low upon
arrival.
Locks fade to ash.
Like Holly's face
in the creased photo
adorning a staircase,
accompanied by
Sun.
VI
Paula smothered the lamp
and curled sinuous
beneath sheets.
Lisbon mounted Siena,
Our bodies, displaced,
at Sea.
VII
Smoke shot from
creased lips
as I discard
these pages.
Blue thread
hung from trousers,
vestigial hems calling
for shears.
Mother stilled me
and fell the errant
cloth.
White sheets cover
the desk my brow
shed its first
dew.
II
Ash fell
from a cigarette
on an empty page.
Her finger
pressed it flush,
smearing a dark trail
sinuously down...
A lock of Holly's hair,
like Christ's face in clouds,
was the word made.
She wants
clear windowed silence.
She, rendered still.
III
She sent the sun.
On its face She is under the sign,
translated an order:
Michelangelo: Please
"I blame the mistress remember nothing.
I was born to serve." Simulacra, the Dead's liturgy,
Postmarked "Siena, 2013". Passed by sleeved
hands.
Siena eclipsed Lisbon.
The ships, dismasted,
off shore.
IV
Paula blew
smoke from pursed lips
as we walked narrow streets
stretching to shore
Where listless
crafts
gently rock
on sun-dipped
blue.
Her ash fell to sand
covering our wreathed path. She is the sign.
The world's chant:
She, she, she, she, she
V
Passed by naked
The lamp burned hands.
low upon
arrival.
Locks fade to ash.
Like Holly's face
in the creased photo
adorning a staircase,
accompanied by
Sun.
VI
Paula smothered the lamp
and curled sinuous
beneath sheets.
Lisbon mounted Siena,
Our bodies, displaced,
at Sea.
VII
Smoke shot from
creased lips
as I discard
these pages.
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
"Old Adorno"
"You have said my fortune shall be forty thousand crowns; this you would not scruple to pay down upon the nail to any old curmudgeon, deformed, abject monster that shall hit my mother's foible. For if she says it must be done, there's no remedy. We must both consent, though my eternal quiet is sacrificed to her capriccio. Such a one I'm informed she is in treaty with -- old Adorno, you know him, my dear papa -- but what are his large possessions to me? I shall ever hate him."
--- The New Atalantis, Volume Two, Delarivier Manley, 1709.
Monday, April 25, 2016
Friday, April 22, 2016
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Irish Rain
Rainfall casts constellations of drops
on panes.
The limp face of a lone daffodil droops
in rain.
Melancholy and dry a writer dreams
of mains.
Overhears boatswain's curse as craft drifts
off plane.
Thursday, April 07, 2016
Au Revoir Rose
Rose swallowed the globe and paints kitchen walls
with a fingernail polish brush,
arabesques of cherubs every three inches.
Her son chokes from a case of thrush
as she hums a fugue never written.
There is a place,
a tropic bay,
where cherubs
fly away
as, at sixteen,
her boy
opens his veins
and pales
like a pagan martyr.
The day when Rose whispers to a love,
"You're so much like my son"
as cherubs weep
down dirty walls.
with a fingernail polish brush,
arabesques of cherubs every three inches.
Her son chokes from a case of thrush
as she hums a fugue never written.
There is a place,
a tropic bay,
where cherubs
fly away
as, at sixteen,
her boy
opens his veins
and pales
like a pagan martyr.
The day when Rose whispers to a love,
"You're so much like my son"
as cherubs weep
down dirty walls.
Wednesday, April 06, 2016
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Fragment on Geek Culture
Geek Culture is a technocratic cult.
It produces and distributes everything in the most efficient and stylish fashion possible(slave labor it relies on remains obscene--in every sense), at hand for all to enjoy. Here it echoes Heidegger's dream of an "at hand" culture in unity and totally mobilized. From the banal pretensions of a Joanna Newsom album, an Uber ride, to tearing down "slums" to provide "upscale" housing for young "tech savvy" professionals, it incessantly boasts this relation to product as the summit of free human experience. It is the gentrification of all cultural production/consumption.
The Geek is a well heeled and efficient navigator of the "global culture", an Uber Flâneur.
It produces and distributes everything in the most efficient and stylish fashion possible(slave labor it relies on remains obscene--in every sense), at hand for all to enjoy. Here it echoes Heidegger's dream of an "at hand" culture in unity and totally mobilized. From the banal pretensions of a Joanna Newsom album, an Uber ride, to tearing down "slums" to provide "upscale" housing for young "tech savvy" professionals, it incessantly boasts this relation to product as the summit of free human experience. It is the gentrification of all cultural production/consumption.
The Geek is a well heeled and efficient navigator of the "global culture", an Uber Flâneur.
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Saturday, March 19, 2016
At the Concourse
They speak bloodless portmanteau.
Nothing they'd own,
but assume is their own.
No talk of morals.
No prison camp cadavers
or tear gas tears,
pass over obscenities.
With bold hued cloth dicks
and flag pins bright as Sun
they have grave matters to run.
Please keep the lines moving.
Saturday, March 12, 2016
Tuesday, March 08, 2016
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Sunday, February 21, 2016
A Cut
Locks fell like one hundred lock-pickers broke into my head. Cat was gently solemn, an accomplice.
Friday, February 19, 2016
Tuesday, February 09, 2016
Monday, February 08, 2016
Sunday, January 31, 2016
She Bakes Kicks in the Wall
She bakes kicks in the wall.
She briskly climbs to fall
from atavistic monkey bars,
and bumps her head 'gainst spiked stars.
She augurs holes in dark skies
where furnaces sear raw eyes.
She charts a hidden home
above that all, alone.
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Selene
Amber eyes rise
warm rays stroking cheek.
Dew kisses as
fragrant heavens speak:
"A million needs to tend."
Numbers arbitrary, sleep is certain.
Turn back cheek's eccentric measure
and serenely net surveyed pleasure.
warm rays stroking cheek.
Dew kisses as
fragrant heavens speak:
"A million needs to tend."
Numbers arbitrary, sleep is certain.
Turn back cheek's eccentric measure
and serenely net surveyed pleasure.
Friday, January 08, 2016
Monday, December 28, 2015
Sunday, December 27, 2015
To Parveen Shakir
Where are you?
In the cool breeze or colder stars,
stroking my hair, shaping destinies?
The moon's silver dulls,
my love's ghazals indifferent.
Bright sunshine reads street signs
and evening downpours account for us.
Deep thought pliant as
Jasmine in a gale
blooms to tend this ache.
Saturday, December 19, 2015
Wednesday, December 09, 2015
Thursday, December 03, 2015
Friday, November 27, 2015
Thetis
Of ashes spoken
and smiles bright,
fleeting as snowfall
caught by light:
Autumn snow
disintegrates touching.
Dusk skin shines
with pinched fire.
Tapering eyes
approximate
shafts of Sun
kindling flame.
Monday, November 16, 2015
Orithyia
Barbed clouds
do not bode well...
Yet her pale foot
sinks genial
in grass.
Errant, without care
for restive skies,
she runs.
A gale crosses open field.
Her white gown lifts
lithe as Sylph's wing,
flush cheek
nearly eclipsed
by billowing cloth.
Boreas held
want too long.
Those bright cheeks,
blood-hued to warm
wind blasted
countenance,
are full with
his breath.
do not bode well...
Yet her pale foot
sinks genial
in grass.
Errant, without care
for restive skies,
she runs.
A gale crosses open field.
Her white gown lifts
lithe as Sylph's wing,
flush cheek
nearly eclipsed
by billowing cloth.
Boreas held
want too long.
Those bright cheeks,
blood-hued to warm
wind blasted
countenance,
are full with
his breath.
Friday, November 06, 2015
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Friday, October 16, 2015
Monday, October 12, 2015
Thursday, October 08, 2015
Wednesday, October 07, 2015
Saturday, October 03, 2015
The Process
for JJ
Fitness is their canon.
Hair up, teeth clenched,
cheek bones whet
sheathed stilettos.
Water runs hard,
marking grist
down pale casts.
She scours it away.
Fitness is her burden.
Tears run sharp,
hewing grist
down flush cheeks.
Fitness is their canon.
Hair up, teeth clenched,
cheek bones whet
sheathed stilettos.
Water runs hard,
marking grist
down pale casts.
She scours it away.
Fitness is her burden.
Tears run sharp,
hewing grist
down flush cheeks.
Monday, September 28, 2015
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Baldwin
"...I have more faith in Southerners than I will ever have in Northerners: the mighty and pious North could never, after all, have acquired its wealth without utilizing, brutally, and consciously, those 'folk' ways, and locking the South within them. And when this country's absolutely inescapable disaster levels it, it is in the South and not in the North that the rebirth will begin."
---James Baldwin, No Name in the Street.
Friday, September 18, 2015
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Tuesday, September 08, 2015
Cercamon(12th Cent Provencal Poet from Gascony)
Quant l’aura doussa s’amarzis
When the sweet air turns bitter,
And leaves fall from the branch,
And birds their singing alter
Still I, of him, sigh and chant,
Amor, who keeps me closely bound,
He that I never had in my power.
Alas! I gained nothing from Amor
But only had pain and torment,
For nothing is as hard to conquer
As that on which my desire is bent!
No greater longing have I found,
Than for that which I’ll lack ever.
In a jewel I rejoice, in her
So fine, no other’s felt my intent!
When I’m with her I dumbly stutter,
Cannot utter my words well meant,
And when we part I seem drowned,
Loss of all sense and reason suffer.
All the ladies a man saw ever
Compared to her aren’t worth a franc!
When on earth the shadows gather,
Where she rests, all is brilliant.
Pray God I’ll soon with her be wound,
Or watch her as she mounts the stair.
I startle and I shake and shiver
Awake, asleep, on Love intent,
So afraid that I might wrong her,
I don’t dare ask for what I meant,
But two or three years’ service downed,
Then she’ll know the truth I offer.
I live nor die, nor am made better
Nor feel my sickness though intense,
Since with her Love I want no other,
Nor know if I’ll have it or when,
For in her mercy does all abound,
That can destroy me or deliver.
It pleases me when she makes me madder,
Makes me muse, or in gaping rent!
It’s fine if she plays the scorner
Laughs in my face, or at fingers’ end,
For, after the bad, the good will sound,
And swiftly, should that be her pleasure.
If she wants me not, I’d rather
I’d died the day my service commenced!
Ah, alas! So sweet she did murder
Me, when she gave her Love’s assent,
And tied me with such knots around,
That I desire to see no other.
All anxiously I delight in her,
For whether I fear or court her then
Is up to her; or be false or truer,
Trick her, or prove all innocent,
Or courteous or vile be found,
Or in torment, or take my leisure.
But, who it may please or who astound,
She may, if she wants, retain me there.
Say I: scarce courteous is he crowned,
The man who shall of Love despair.
Thursday, September 03, 2015
Wednesday, September 02, 2015
Hypnagogic Divagation
there are too many holes on the surface of our body.
each one an avenue for invasion.
assail demons, bacilli, legions invisible to sight.
ultimately we succumb.
without we'd never taste glory.
small triumphs trim days with modest laurels
as a skull's pale rictus
chides from every orifice.
Friday, August 28, 2015
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Whispers War
I hear him.
Taut breath
rattles air.
Gasping, his
grave baritone gone,
walls shiver.
Emptiness a ruse,
for the promise
of peace eludes.
All hours
whispers list
like troubled seas
in the ear.
Taut breath
rattles air.
Gasping, his
grave baritone gone,
walls shiver.
Emptiness a ruse,
for the promise
of peace eludes.
All hours
whispers list
like troubled seas
in the ear.
Monday, August 24, 2015
Sunday, August 23, 2015
Saturday, August 15, 2015
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Saturday, August 08, 2015
Thursday, August 06, 2015
Wednesday, August 05, 2015
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