Saturday, November 30, 2013

WS-202: Cause And Effect

Cause and effect ran off with cigarette and forest fire.

WS-201: Bring Your Jungle

Bring your jungle to my jungle; jungle all night long.

WS-200: Farther And Further

Farther and further than feathers can fan; fly, fly, fly!

WS-199: Four polarities merged

Four polarities merged with three dualities into a tetrahedral unity.

WS-198: The Instantaneous Crowd

The instantaneous crowd disperses into the dark sweet cider trees.

WS-197: Under Pressure Salsa

Under pressure salsa turns into one red hot diamond pill.

WS-196: The Augmented Reality

The Augmented Reality Game grids over my Dumb Life Survival.

WS-195: The Bean, The

The bean, the whole bean, and nothing but the bean.

WS-194: Ruffles, Tostitos And

Ruffles, Tostitos and Lays; sealed in freshness, eaten in splendor!

WS-193: Air, Water, Food

Air, water, food, sleep, and then we play the game.

WS-192: Love Plus Money

Love plus money is the planetary engine of exponential brotherhood.

WS-191: I'm Mobile, Cellular

I'm mobile, cellular, hot-spotting Joy, always scanning for two-faced Fury.

WS-190: I Wouldn't If

I wouldn't if I were you, but laughingly I'm not.

WS-189: Grease The Skids

Grease the skids with eye-filled needles of grenade launching oil.

WS-188: On Black Friday

On Black Friday unthankful mobs of the greedy poor ascend.

WS-187: Tepid Filibustering Resistanceus

Tepid filibustering resistance cannot forever delay the patchwork quilt solution.

WS-186: The Fictional Back

The fictional back story makes the mundane action threads extraordinary.

WS-185: Like A Mouse

Like the mouse in the house, something is always nibbling.

WS-184: Tripod Universal Strategy

Tripod universal strategy zooms back and forth between the legs.

Friday, November 29, 2013

WS-182: In The Every

In the Every Object Museum nothing is a different same.

WS-183: Lemonade Starfish Sing

Lemonade starfish sing barbershop quartets deep in the silky sea.

WS-181: Lazy Sadness Revolves

Lazy sadness revolves around the center of the unending self.

WS-180: The Number Is

The number is half way rounded and half way squared,

WS-179: Sand Flower Basics

Sand flower basics return twice the yield over granite ice.

WS-178: Extreme Tenacity Invigorates

Extreme tenacity invigorates the neon mental clips toward everything new.

WS-177: Assuming Sudden Destruction

Assuming sudden destruction, framing goals haphazardly jousts against my dream.

WS-176: Question Why Everyone

Question why everyone runs to your underground igloo opening pain.

WS-175: I See Aches

I see aches in the eyes of strangers asking when.

WS-174: Speak To Me

Speak to me in riddling spills of harmonious trenchcoat tumblers.

WS-173: One Voice Fable

One voice fable leaning on the  over-edge of slipknot history.

WS-172: The Mind Always

The mind always takes up more space than the body.

WS-171: There Are Unseen

There are unseen things that erode things that are seen.

WS-170: What We Bring

What we bring into being with our minds changes reality.

Sunday, November 17, 2013

Friday, November 15, 2013

WS-161: The Fine Feminine

The fine feminine figures were carved in naked polished stone.

WS-160: We're Boarding Iron

We're boarding iron ironing boards all full of hissing stories.

WS-159: A Library In

A library in a light bulb, all the books open.

WS-158: Umbrellas Always Come

Umbrellas always come along to add their opulence and shade.

WS-157: Toothache Mountain Icon

Toothache Mountain icon, where the old birds go to die.

WS-156: Ceiling Fan Bumble

Ceiling fan bumble bee, double faced peeling man; oh no!

WS-155: Good Luck Charm

Good luck charm siamese Kalamata olive pits; V for Virility!

WS-154: The Nile River

The Nile River market basket weaver is selling empty space.

WS-153: I Walked Today

I walked today where George Washington walked so long ago.

WS-152: O Is For

O is for Oprah, D is for me; one-man magazine.

WS-151: My Left Eye

My left eye sees things differently than my right eye.

WS-150: Or Was It

Or was it a Dutch restaurant with fine French doors? 

WS-149: We Ate At

She ate at a French restaurant with fine Dutch doors.

Thursday, November 14, 2013

WS-148: What Do You (3)

What do you think a short string linguistic acid means?

WS-147: What Do You (2)

What do you think a short string nucleic acid means?

WS-146: What Do You (1)

What do you think a short string amino acid means?

WS-145: Tap The Midnight

Tap the midnight sound of thick sick smoke beat blues.

WS-144: Spurious Clauses Confute

Spurious clauses confute the essence of the case against synchronicity.

WS-143: Give It To

Give it to me, girl; give it to me now.

WS-142: Four Guys Jammin'

Four guys jammin' the hard wire blues in cigar-friendly Alexandria.

WS-141: I Have Seven

I have seven billion hundred dollar bills; you want one?

WS-140: Is There One

Is there one thing that everyone would say "Yes" to?

WS-139: I Know Something

I know something that nobody else knows; should I tell?

WS-138: If It Was

If it was possible I would tell everyone my secret.

WS-137: Since You Are

Since you are anyone listening, I have to be careful.

WS-136: This Is Not

This is not what I want to say to you.

WS-135: The World Tour

The World Tour was the best thing I ever did.

WS-134: The Daily Poem

The Daily Poem was the best thing I ever did.

WS-133: The Handwritten Scroll

The Handwritten Scroll was the best thing I ever did.

WS-132: The Nocturne Magazine

The Nocturne Magazine was the best thing I ever did.

WS-131: Nothing Is Sacred

Nothing is sacred, no one is sacred; only GOD is.

WS-130: First The Revolution

First the revolution then the evolution; just pull the trigger!

WS-129: With My Resume

With my resume, what sort of consultant could I be?

WS-128: Just Remembered The

Just remembered the fruit tart you left for me; uneaten.

WS-127: A Grande Breve

A grande breve cappuccino with just one shot of vanilla.

WS-126: Now That We're

Now that we're here, where would you like to go?

WS-125: What Are The

What are the key provisions for the journey you're on?

WS-124: Why Is Such

Why is such a beautiful woman eating her breakfast alone?

WS-123: Cliff, Terraces, Stairs

Cliff, terraces, stairs, or the winding path to the top?

WS-122: Escalate Your Concerns

Escalate your concerns to people making more money than you.

WS-121: Real Time Demand

Real Time Demand Capacity good morning welcome back; day two.

WS-120: Breakfast At The

Breakfast at the Peake-Fairfax House; good and good for you!

WS-119: Who Knew Dolly

Who knew Dolly Madison was so pretty without her flag.

WS-118: Woke Up With

Woke up with Dolly Madison pole dancing on the bedposts.

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

WS-117: Road Test With

Road Test with John and Victor; new car every week.

WS-116: At The Bayou

At the Bayou Room, John Harter told blonde jokes...funny!

WS-115: John Harter, Retired

John Harter, retired ABC Newsman, gave me a Cipriano cigar.

WS-114: In Jeans And

In jeans and red thong, she's reading "Minimally Invasive Gynecology."

WS-113: It Was Her

It was her bohemian scarf I noticed first...and remembered.

WS-112: It's Easy To

It's easy to close up; it's hard to stay open.

WS-111: Wherever I Sit

Wherever I sit the words are different, gathering like pigeons.

WS-110: Here In D.C.

Here in D.C., is President Obama listening to jazz too?

WS-109: Fancy Bathroom Jazz

Fancy bathroom jazz makes going on trips that much better.

WS-108: Lock Your Car

Lock Your Car--This Contract Limits Our Liability--Read It.

Monday, November 11, 2013

WS-104: Normal Isn't Normal

Normal isn't normal anymore unless you're one of the abnormals.

WS-103: Is That A

Is that a tick on the tip of her tit?

WS-102: Belly Button Hole

Belly button hole in one for the money solves everything.

WS-101: Reflective Tape Recorder

Reflective tape recorder sending back the shimmering tones of love.

WS-100: A Century Ago

A century ago I wasn't here; who knows what was,?

WS-99: Nuts And Bolts

Nuts and bolts, of course of lightning, taste so good.

WS-98: Sixteen Sticks Of

Sixteen sticks of dynamite, oh please come out and play.

WS-97: Connect Unlikely Guests

Connect unlikely guests, discard unneeded props, the party will begin.

WS-96: Elevator Fire Music

Elevator fire music lights your cigarette in one sweet wink.

WS-95: Back The One

Back the one we never left, always take it not.

WS-94: Grape Juice X-Box

Grape juice X-Box, cool as cool, nothing like the rush.

WS-93: Quick Do Tell

Quick do tell, Afghani Stan, your slick euphoric business plan.

WS-92: Absolutely Spectacular Synaptic

Absolutely spectacular synaptic speed and visual resolution, takes you there!

WS-91: Spinning Point Of

Spinning point of precision leather missile guidance system strikes again.

WS-90: Over Coat Under

Over coat under dog over there under that, yes, yes!

WS-89: Squinting Fearsome Grappled

Squinting fearsome grappled strain, trapping dust in blood and pain.

WS-88: Happy Opportunity Still

Happy opportunity still tugs at your silk shirt handcuffed sleeves. 

WS-87: Breek Drinkers Know

Breek drinkers know, steady as she goes; swallow, swallow, swallow.

WS-86: Versatility Talks Like

Versatility talks like starships on sand dunes below the surface.

WS-85: Repeat Repeat And

Repeat repeat and say it once again it once again.

WS-84: I'm In Your

I'm in your TV looking out at your mischievous face.

WS-83: Suitcase Journey Tango

Suitcase journey tango, living on the edge, drinking it in.

WS-82: Take It Easy

Take it easy, Mr. Bells and Whistles, no dogs here.

WS-81: Faerie Princess Speeds

Faerie Princess speeds in her Corvette bikini to the shore.

WS-80: Who Died And

Who died and made you king of this dung heap?

WS-79: He Died Of

He died of Graves Disease, with the telltale "GD" birthmark.

WS-78: Rock Paper Scissors

Rock Paper Scissors is not a negotiation tactic in Palestine.

WS-77: Give It A

Give it a rest, Mr. Best; no more chalk circles!

WS-76: Pray Tell Me

Pray tell me why you insist on defending atheist philosophers.

WS-75: Is "NaNoWriMo" New

Is "NaNoWriMo" New English, or just a West Coast thing?

WS-74: "Not today," she (4)

"Not today," she said, to the sea of faces below.

WS-73: "Not today," she (3)

"Not today," she said, to the skinny girl's outstretched hand.

WS-72: "Not today," she (2)

"Not today," she said, to the man waving the money.

WS-71: "Not today," she (1)

"Not today," she said, to the giraffe in the truck.

WS-70: Images Gather Strength

Images gather strength rolling down through a field of words.

WS-69: Framed By Her

Framed by her supposed lover, she tore down the house.

WS-68: She Found Herself

She found herself in no man's land without a weapon.

WS-67: Counting By Odd

Counting by odd numbers; one oh one, one oh three...

WS-66: Bricks Break Windows

Bricks break windows glowing gold into shards of setting sun.

WS-65: He Sunk Into

He sunk into a lonesome chair beside the rocking sea.

WS-64: Words Like Birds

Words like birds flock on a line, then flutter off.

WS-63: Crusty Salt Water

Crusty salt water sprinkler heads nod to the incoming tide.

WS-62: A Hole In

A hole in the ground is all most creatures know.

WS-61: Dot To Dot

Dot to dot to dot...so what do we got?

WS-60: Catch Phrase Book

Catch phrase book store shopping carts are always brimming over.

WS-59: Maximun Elevation Rests

Maximum elevation rests on its laurels; there's no place higher.

Sunday, November 10, 2013

WS-58: The Night Drives

The night drives through the tunnel of headlights into morning.

WS-57: Strong Soft Plates

Strong soft plates of geologic skin carry us to sleep.

WS-56: Virtual Family Ties

Virtual family ties, reel on reel, roll out like rugs.

WS-55: As King Of

As King of the World, I follow my answered prayers.

WS-54: Dot Your Eyes

Dot your eyes with points of light and fly away.

WS-53: Time, Like Skin

Time, like skin, is what we find we're living in.

WS-52: The Fatigue Responds

The fatigue responds to tenderness like joy responds to pain.

WS-51: The Trickster Grins

The tricker grins, and calls us by our favorite name.

WS-50: Frankly, Freaky People

Frankly, freaky people suck the courage out of normal folks.

WS-49: Pea Soup Fog

Pea soup fog bank notes written by an anonymous donor.

WS-48: Man Up Get

Man up get down jolly good let's paint the town.

WS-47: The Cars Are

The cars are neuroplastic, we change them with our minds.

WS-46: I Got A

I got a big green package, return address Bill Gates!

WS-45: Listen To The

Listen to the candles dripping in the furiously burning cathedral.

WS-44: The Orange Juice

The Orange Juice country store is where the cowgirls go.

WS-43: Die, Die, Die

Die, die, die; that's what happens here, my green-clad man.

WS-42: Reverberation Ripples Kiss

Reverberation ripples kiss the cotton candy stained glass brimming lip.

WS-41: Sally's Zygote Never

Sally's zygote never had a latching chance; slipper, shoe, boot.

WS-40: Forty Days And

Forty days and forty nights; forty wrongs and forty rights.

WS-39: Ten Words In

Ten words in a novel combination hopefully never said before.

WS-38: We've Been Together

We've been together now your body is in my soul.

WS-37: I've Seen The

I've seen the sights and now I'd like to go.

WS-36: This Uni-Bot Is

This Uni-Bot is fine, but I miss my body still.

WS-35: That Tickle In

That tickle in your nose is just your new microchip.

WS-34: They're Putting Honey

They're putting honey back in the water now, my love.

Saturday, November 9, 2013

WS-33: Noisy Children Trigger

Noisy children trigger chase, while shooting flares from apple crates.

WS-32: Every Night She

Every night she switches on the neon motel peacock feather.

WS-31: A Dozen Bakeries

A dozen bakeries will one day glaze the township square.

WS-30: Perfume Absolves Defeat

Perfume absolves defeat and carries dreams of victory till dawn.

WS-29: Whatever Integers Deflate

Whatever integers deflate the mean the cloned equation triples up.

WS-28: Castling Bookish Gents

Castling bookish gents go soft, squeamish with one toppled pawn.

WS-27: Muscle From Butterfly

Muscle from butterfly wings splices well with lizard spinal cords.

WS-26: There Was A

There was a hole in his pocket six feet deep.

WS-25: They Say Those

They say those adenoidal paranoids trade chimney sweeps for trapezoids.

WS-24: Ashes To Ashes

Ashes to ashes our Peter pays Paul, all falls down!

WS-23: Sour Sugar Cane

Sour sugar cane rotted in the steaming jungle river bed.

WS-22: It Was So

It was so you, I had to have a taste.

WS-21: He Accidently Bagged

He accidently bagged that whale with the spiral dorsal fin.

WS-20: "What Now", She

"What now?", she said, turning on the dime he dropped.

WS-19: Parenthetical Empty Space

Parenthetical empty space mediates the doubly vested Truman Crossing Guard.

WS-18: I Love It

I love it when you toggle my neural clicker switch.

WS-17: Every Time I

Every time I press Basement-50, I can can't help but shiver.

WS-16: We Dismantled The

We dismantled the Shark Tooth Museum but tossed the clocks.

WS-15: Fifty Percent Of

Fifty percent of free is less than you'll pay anywhere.

WS-14: The Whispering Trees

The whispering trees upload their secrets onto the iCloud's wind.

WS-13: November In New

November in New Zealand reminds me of five electric ducklings.

WS-12: Finally The Astronauts

Finally the astronauts are leaving stellar pictographs on the moon.

WS-11: Geodesic Pinball Rally

Geodesic pinball rally contestants must use the rapid shutter vertex.

WS-10: Mister Neurological Jelly

Mister Neurological Jelly hangs his hat on eggshells every night.

WS-9: Counting Genealogical Glue

While counting genealogical red carpet glue blots, her tears fell.

WS-8: Shades Of Coffee

Shades of coffee keep altitudes of blazing sun safely under.

WS-7: Hail Mary Word

Hail Mary word clusters fly from my fingertips to you.

WS-6: Trash Men Twirl

Trash men twirl camera shy librarians at the Dump Dance.

WS-5: When I Say

When I say "Jump", inside your sitting self you do.

WS-4: Elephants Seem Larger

Elephants seem larger than life when balancing on hood ornaments.

WS-3: Ten Wrecking Balls

Ten wrecking balls got welded together during the atomic blast.

WS-2: Blue Pencils Write

Blue pencils write their departure impressions on blue paper arrivals.

WS-1: After Every Send

After every send a monument of pause holds one breath.