Tim Barrus Blog

  1. finding our voice in dirt

    I am a communist. Another New York Times dual NYT piece that refuses to give voice to poverty – AND – they are infinitely obstructionist, not so much politically, but culturally. There is no political unless there is culture that agrees to implemment. “The most pro-worker thing we can do

  2. bat mite poverty

    the theatre was dark and thousands of bat mites were screaming with their baby pussypussies and bat mites have a right to be 2 but don’t let them creep under the door to my room they like my buttcrack insect hair you will scratch it

  3. His Arabian’s Name is Agnes


  4. COAL MINE WHORE

    But, when he reflected.

  5. VULVA AIRLINES


  6. WHISKEY AND THE ANGELS OF DEATH

    to wish with an autumn yawn the communists. feel that the milkman pounding up their clumsy wooden stairs our daddy made from oak. and fetching it so we had somewhere to live and the dogs will jump up to sit on our laps because that is what a dog does…

  7. WEST VIRGINIA IS A SHITHOLE

    ESPECIALLY IN THE FUCKING WINTER IN THE MOUNTAINS THIS IS APPALACHIA IN THE FUCKING BLUE RIDGE AND IT CAN TIRE YOUR SOUL WHEN THE WIND SLINGS ITS TEETH AT THE RIVER AND THE NOISE AND THE WHISKEY AND THE BOYS AND YOU ARE SHOCKED YOU DO NOT APPEAR TO BE…

  8. Coal Miners Daughter


  9. JOE MANCHIN COAL WHORE

    This morning, The New York Times Gatekeepers (they work from home), gasped at what offended them. Some of them live in foreign countries. The Gatekeepers are who are beginning their sacred day. I don’t like GatekeepersPeople think of them as Going To Work. But no. Even your neighbors can have…

  10. Wolves In the Hollows Live In Cave Dens & You Never See Them Because They Are Afraid

    Andrew and I were standing at the rim of the enormous mud hole of Bassett, Virginia. A Big Girl Mud Hole. A mud hole so enormous, it attracted dirtbike mud hole lovers from as far away as Botswana. It was about the bike.