by Doctor | Mar 22, 2021
I love my new vacuum p { margin: 0; } I love it so p { margin: 0; } It cleans up high p { margin: 0; } And down below. p { margin: 0; } I thought that I did not care a bit About the grime, about the grit. But when I plugged it in and found It got stuff that was on my...
by Doctor | May 1, 2020
It’s a pale fire, and then paler still Never to consume more intimate history Never more to creep or twist or twirl through logs Wond’ring if a boy would ever, ever meet this girl Who would think of her—yes, the very lift of my very nose? Or my voice’s cadence—or my...
by Doctor | Apr 22, 2017
So I’m reading Jeb McKenna’s second book. Why am I reading Jeb? Because I am also reading Moby Dick and pointing this out to my friends as if it makes me a serious reader of seriously good books. Two friends say: Read Jeb McKenna. You’ve...
by Doctor | Jan 2, 2016
Modern Times 1/2016 If this were the work of an entire lifetime – the culmination of decades of research – I could understand how one man could do it. But this is just one of his many books. I cannot imagine how he did anything but keep his nose in...
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