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  1. Tim Barrus New York Times

    Take Notes. Leftists? The term is a lie that journalists use in their hypothesis of the definitional political boundaries. Those leftists. But. Who are these so-called leftists. I know this: You made it up. God help us. Who are these people. Who shakes the hand of a Marxist and says:


  2. Your Mouth

    the last time I touched your soft lips with my fingers/ you put those fingers in your mouth/ tasting dreams/ but by the wind grieved, ghost/ we wrote that book together/ the ice machine was just outside the room/ it sounded like the USS Enterprise/ smoking ass/ but you cannot…


  3. Ghosts Walking

    That night in your room. Your walls are tumultuous. Your titty was a sweet one.


  4. Turning Everything We Know Inside Out and Backwards

    i have no reason to assume we all see things the same way because we clearly do not/ and all my neurodivergent sperm sailed bravely backwards to ireland, genetic bugabuga every civilized group of homo sapiens, just waiting for the sky to fall/ the wretches in the street and screaming…


  5. Then Stands

    hiding and laughing/ under the bed/ what are you, nine/ i would be nine, but i do not know how/ today, we are both under the bed/ telling stories of ourselves/ that time we danced with divine/ in speedos/ don’t give me that american flag one/ we keep falling over…


  6. It Is All A Blur

    The wild waters of this roar are made in the fortitude of salt. Just salt. Miles and miles of salt. Mountains of salt. And the bones that fell there. – Tim Barrus


  7. Road Trip Swing

    I can sit on this swing and I swing (usually with the dog), not too hard. I can sit on this swing and make any number of road trips. The steller moments come after you pee. The leaves are an orchestra of disclosing the miracles, we live like wretches in…


  8. And the Butcher’s Wife Walked About the Town At Night Starkers

    Calling all churchen Other Times the Politiks is dawn gen-ghis Sea West seed in the graveyard of his humiliation. Threadbare, if he washes the glasses at the pub he received a free pint before he walked back to his stone cottage in the greenwrought let shrill their tippertoes want him


  9. Tim Barrus: Overcoat

    Overcoats is a Poetry/Art project where I am writing prose and taking photographs and some of that would be exclusively for you. That part of the project buys all rights to original material but one. Film rights. Whole package book, rights, art, original poetry: 10K timotheebarrus@gmail.com I have to slap


  10. Tim Barrus: The Woods of Cleopatra

    On Ponies Whatever nature is in its just causes, the winter will arrive. There is no such thing as an alignment that men do not stand still. Next to looking inward at what is interpreted as tragedy, I do not buy it. The last of the cringe and the plot


  11. He Jests at Scars But Never Had One

    It took him a long time of agony and fear to say “Good morning,” And yet his eyes flashed just at the same time I was telling him it was nice to see him, and in this social setting he flinched a lot. Then, his eyes kept their slow cosmic…


  12. Tim Barrus: The Blocking of Retro-Imagination

    The sky itself was inoculated against the cold. Some hotel chef will cut a swan from the blood ice of the bird itself. Either way, ice was your tongue in me and melts swollen like the light drinks the attic swallows in the abandoned barn where learning how to breathe…


  13. Tim Barrus: Come Nightfall

    Come nightfall. The memory of words burning down forgetfulness at the very end. This is where the mausoleum itself smells of ravages. I have found a tree I can build a treehouse in.


  14. Tim Barrus: It All Depends Upon How Badly You Want It

    Held in bitterness by the razor teeth of the cold wind, you could smell the rain and the crows were shimmering  blue.


  15. Tim Barrus: Torn Jeans

    And the quiet and thin air torn not unlike rags are torn from sober certainty under the ribs of death, torn, from curses and demons, torn from the memory of ancient tongues and storied weariness just below what will become (you have seen this) dissolved in forfeit of who should


  16. Tim Barrus: On The Way Home

    Playing along with other languages, what marks these words and separates time from the sealed boxes of etertnity and even that is audited by monsters where we petty men in the depravity of the dust bowl, depravity. Inquisition. Fate. Razzle. Dazzle.  


  17. Tim Barrus: As Individuals, We Are Not Unique


  18. Tim Barrus, That Day

    We had walked all over Los Angeles for about two days. I’m not sure why. Writing from that something asks to be evident whicj is why I switched to photography, and the answer is that I don’t think in words, I think in images. I would write them down and…


  19. Tim Barrus: You Were Lost Again

    Je ne peux pas continuer à te chercher quand tu es perdu alors arrête ça, petit garçon, arrête ça.


  20. Tim Barrus: His Bloodied Face

    Hearing whispers was a treasure trove of echo after echo where identity came from the mouths of those who helped to mold the embracing of life’s dalliances with the power of compelled adjustment. It’s your eyes that flash furiously from the ancient times to now. From which I will wash…


  21. Tim Barrus: The WhirlWind Is Gaunt

    Seeing as how the circumstances had us sliding out any number of windows and one we broke. Damn, we must be like those video stars on Survive This.


  22. Tim Barrus, New York Times

    The hurt has been forgotten in the toxic whirlwind of edges and some so sharp as flint cuts well beyond our grasp. Wandering in the cold. The hurt will clutch at any straw.


  23. Tim Barrus: New York Times

    “I spoke with” means you were on the phone. But journalists want you to think they were there. I would rebuild it. Journalism. By the end of the day, journalism with its antiquated rules and regulations, its sacred rituals, the temple priests, get real, journalism walks and talks like a…


  24. Tim Barrus: Take the Last Train to Clarksville

    We were on fire to booze in that place you wanna know what was so weird it was the only place where the hallocinogenics were free cus it was a chop shop and they were broke that week so we took the drugs and there was some mushrooms in there…


  25. Tim Barrus: It Had 2 B Done

    Divergent moment. Stand still, Raven.