| BOUGHT MY TICKET WITH MY TEARS AND THAT'S ALL I'M GONNA SPEND | |||||||||||||||||
| My eyes are closing I don't know why I'm lying on the floor again Girls looking up at my boy with a sigh Children squeaking in defense Their spit is liquor I'm lying on the floor again Listening and getting sicker |
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| He's twisting out a song it's Spattering over my body What an old record I Never asked to hear What and old doll how does Her face stay so free of cracks? |
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| I sit there looking like the ghost of a small, perpetually lost animal, thinking, "Man." Cement, little dots in my skin. I look up and see a shotting star. And I'm not describing a single episode, I'm talking about all the time. Stars shoot for me. That is totally what I'm trying to say. | |||||||||||||||||
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AN INTERVIEW "MURDER IN THE MEWS" Mr. Quincy: I have heard that you are staring in a new movie with Al Pacino and Samuel L. Jackson. Kaylyssa Mews: That is not true. MQ: It must have been hard, growing up with a comedian father! KM: I got to travel a lot. MQ: Do you like to travel? KM: Yes I like the smell of hotels. MQ: How does it feel to be the daughter of a Mormon and an ex-Catholic! KM: It feels alright. MQ: Do you and your parents get along? KM: Yes. MQ: Why did you drop out of high school? KM: It was a burning urge like throw up in the back of my throat. Maybe I felt better afterwards but if I had to do it over, I'd hold that shit in. MQ: Really? KM: Well I don't know. I've learned a lot in mock-adulthood. MQ: Well thank you for your time. KM: Please, help yourself. |
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