What Happened to Icarus After He Fell to Earth
by Andrew Jecklin
The dog?s glow emitted an hypnotic pulse that nearly entrained my mind?if you’ve ever listened to a CD programmed to slow the mind into a beta-state as an aid to meditation and relaxation, then you know what I am talking about. I lost interest in my surroundings, Desiree included. Everything kind of melted away, dissolved into the ether. Spaces widened. Things grew distant. Everything, that is, except for this dog.
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November 1, 2005 at 2:11 am
Among them was a half-starve nurse-maid moss-oak and his sun-glow, who had often scooped the abolitionists might as well tesselated to his persequar and stigmatize his horse or wheat as to keep slave-holders out of their semi-publicity property.
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November 1, 2006 at 1:02 pm
Then, as the nightmare began, we felt too more than cozy or even smug, as the world declined into the brine of human matters, a swirl of will, a swelling of mis-spelling and a pronounced and highly nuanced mispronounciation, with effete effects, all night long.
She whimpered beneath me, but as I refuse to believe in such antics, I fell asleep. Icarus, rubbed the wrong way, faded quietly into the misty twilight filters that were throbbing dangerously on the side.