Dispatches
Jesse Salvo
I have made my decision: I am going to set myself on fire.
I have made my decision: I am going to set myself on fire.
They said that Xianrenzhang took your heart because she didn’t have her own. She was looking for one that was just the right size, not too big and not too small, that she could slot into the cavern in her chest.
Hector loved, loved, loved having a black friend, but he could never admit it.
What am I doing on a train to Philadelphia?
The moon came out, riding on a motorbike, his head hatted, silver-blue, attached.
We compiled our snacks and made for the playhouse basement.
I never kissed another man, but I danced for one once.
“Baby Cakes.” I don’t think she has ever called me that.
There is nothing, Lois says, gayer than spelunking.
He wondered, "What if I never get out of the shower?" and just like that he never did.
Being able to walk in a straight line is not something Yoda had ever taught himself to appreciate. The sidewalks on Coruscant, on Alderaan, even on Kashyyyk, they took the user where they wanted to go...
Every day we both live.
There were no ways around. There was reverse, but that was its own failure.
She is thinking that when you make love, your brain opens, and everyone knows what you are thinking, and you know what everyone else is thinking, so your husband knows what you are thinking and can control you.
Greg listened to hold music while rereading the suicide note.
I told him about Nebraska and how it was a dried up ancient ocean bed, how farmers harvested corn and clicks, how there might be kings buried under the freshly tilled soil or angels who dusted the August crops.
Is this new relationship self-sabotage in disguise, or is it the cure?
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