Stones of Erasmus — for Teachers, Writers, & Philosophy Sprinkles Makers!

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Showing posts with label boyfriends. Show all posts

Showing posts with label boyfriends. Show all posts

16.9.10

Photograph + Caption: "Mr. Savory and Ms. Sweet"

If a guy says, "Life's too short. Keep your drama at the door," what he really means is, "I don't want to marry y...

10.6.10

Poem + Image: "Lane"

girls in a gay bar hold his hand on the dance floor image credit: detail of Rembrandt's painting, The Jewish Bride ...

24.12.09

Poem: "I never knew how to date"

At the ballpark, the stadium swells with people, but I never knew how to date. I only knew the camaraderie of a slap on the back, a t...

28.11.09

Poem: "je t'aime"

he wants it all in a large package, as if love can be given in one moment, but I am not angry at his infantile gestures, rather amus...

14.4.09

List: 31 signs your significant other don't love you no mo'

Unrequited love sucks. Jacking off in the study is his only crime of passion. You cheat on him and when he finds out h...

14.9.07

Poem: Burnt Sienna

Mark is burnt sienna, burned and wrought like a serpentine fox, a lusty red torpor veiled as a troubadour, a dapper dan who stole my lu...

28.2.06

On St. Ann and Bourbon: A Story of a Mardi Gras Day

Inez says Bourbon in French (BOR-bon) while flirting with Lanette from Poplarville. “LAAAnettE, pass me a clOve, s’il vous plait.” Lanet...

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