The Tsar of Love and Techno
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Read between January 28, 2018 - January 12, 2023
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Who could have imagined a beast as strange and melancholy as a giraffe?
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We constantly became people we would later regret having been.
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He was forever leaning, slanting, sidling, his existence italicized down to his crooked hat.
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Don’t valorize her: She only wanted to create enough distance to enjoy the luxuries of the ruling class without feeling morally complicit in its actions.
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I said nothing, and as is often the case with men who possess more power than wisdom, he took my silence for affirmation.
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The granules wedge into my molar divots, rough and folically acidic, suggesting the kind of rich, fibrous nutrients that uncoil one’s intestines into a vertical chute.
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Hipsterdom’s a tightrope strung across the canyon of douche-baggery. He clung by a finger.
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They wore overcoats in midsummer, distrustful of every source of authority, even the calendar.
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Turning I would to I did is the grammar of growing up.
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He made fingerholds of the valleys of her vertebrae.
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For the rest of my adolescence, the visions promised by DANCE PARTY PLACE! and other dance party places formed the bank into which I deposited the loose change of dreams.
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As if I could just die for the length of a track, slipping into sweet oblivion as my heart took a rest and the bass circulated my blood. I surrendered to the Dictatorship of Dance, the Supreme Soviet of Sound.
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The parts she mentally amputated were the ones he most adored.
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They passed back and forth a single breath that grew heavier with each exhalation.
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As a general rule, people in suits are more likely to take advantage of you than people in pajamas, but Chechnya requires you to reevaluate deeply held assumptions.
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There was a pause, five seconds when I felt him looking at me as Kolya had in those rare moments when we’d worn through our deceptions.
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The ridge falls only to rise again, up and down, a bad joke Mother Nature insists on retelling over and over.