Living Groups

Chapter One Hundred and Four.






"Writer's are liars, my dear." -- Neil Gaiman, "Dream Country"





i write LG as fiction
(because)
i can not do otherwise.
though i try to produce fact
(i've found)
to write is to fiction'lize.





standing in the middle of the playa with the girl with the eyes and the dot and the wolf-dick pants and i'm zooming as i lean against a truck because i can't remember which way is up is down and i don't want to move lest i fall fall off the playa but she can't stop moving she's hopping from foot to foot smliling and her eyes are alive i can see the stars twinkling they're in her eyes twinkling in her eyes starry eyes twinkling eyes and i smile because she's so alive i feel alive and then STOP
she throws back her head and looks up at the stars and she laughs at the stars the mocking stars i defy you stars she thinks and then her head snaps back and the eyes are focused on me again wide focused eyes and she begins to speak fast and strong and rhying she's rhyming and freestyling and it's all pouring our of her and she sings and sings when she speaks but she can't say it fast enough she can't get it all out fast enough the words are welling up from within and pouring out of her mouth and her eyes but it's not enough it's not fast enough it's still building up so she twirls she whirls around but it's not enough still not enough so she STOPs
and she slowly raises her eyes to the stars and opens her mouth wide and she screams a joyful scream to prove to the stars that she's here and she's now and she's alive
and now it's all gone there's no more pent-up energy bursting forth she's finally gotten it all out and she's sitting on the playa smiling at me with twinkling eyes and wolf-dick pants.



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Originally Written 9/29/97
Last Revised 9/29/97