Tim Barrus Blog

  1. Burger King Ketchups

    Pornographers have, as of late, been more guarded as to What Happens Next.  Publishers, many of them corporate publishers, would call me up because I was poor, a sitting victim I could and did live on $2,000 a year. You try it. “I need ten vanilla, I need three anals,

  2. And Brings 2 Breath All Silent Things

    Daddy worked at night. The deeper ravines had No mother. Was somewhere else. Never explain. He would turn his face to the wall. Like looking at a locked facility screaming, fighting, biting, bleeding, spiting, scratching, throwing furniture, breaking all the dishes, challenging cops with guns. Was too consequential even for

  3. shadows are ubiquitous


  4. Child Suicide Rates Soar


  5. Meanwhile, back at the le-ranch…


  6. At First, They Wandered – Homer

    “The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.”― Albert Camus – again. Whom did the sailors say they were, and how did they land. Beasts from another world, they had slaughtered themselves, playing at…

  7. Paganism

    Put Your Tongue In My Mouth. Plausability opens tough and sour in prescient surmise invited as evidence. A long laundry list of transgression. You thought I was referring to what we call today. But no. I am referring to the lives you’ve lived to arrive explicitly in this place you…

  8. Dirt Bike Dust

    The institution of the Zoo Entertainment Industry is one of the magic card tricks anywhere in the current version of the Card Trick Kingdom. Nut. Nut. Who’s got The Nut. I am here to tell you that the punishment rendered to some animals in these glory shows abuse up close

  9. Go Buy a Gun

    They kept beating him up. I tried to listen to it. Complain. But I became impatient because there was little fighting back. They had broken him. I gave him my Police.38. “I’m tired of hearing about it. Do something. You are dangerous. Because we are all dangerous.”

  10. The Meat Loaf Green Bean Whiskey Diner Over On Cedar Street

    Tim Barrus, New York Times I am afraid. I am scared. I am filled with anxiety and rage. I hide. I would pound my fists against the wall. I am still agitated. I understand how other people do not react like I do. I am paranoid. I am terrified. By