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the anarchist divine

Posted: November 2, 2020 in Uncategorized
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aside
from the cats
fighting
outside his
bedroom window
he bitched
about his poetry,
the pollution
of cigarette butts,
hookers raising
prices on their goods
and how my body
felt like
 anarchy
in his coffee;
`I love you,` I said

-poem by Devlin De La Chapa

refuge

Posted: October 27, 2020 in Uncategorized
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beautiful chapbooks
sit in my bathroom
like a rainbow of skittles;
they bring me comfort
in knowing
that someone
does give a damn
about my periods
and that pads with wings
won`t actually make me fly

-poem by Devlin De La Chapa

BoySlut is Officially 9

Posted: July 16, 2020 in Musing, Uncategorized
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. . .and these s(t)ick fucks don`t have nothing to do with it!

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Happy Belated Birthday BoySlut!

 

1 Poem – Devlin De La Chapa

Posted: July 2, 2020 in Fiction, Poetry, Uncategorized
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Cry`baby

 

a guy`s weakness

is a tough girl,

she said,

tuning her iPod

to sex type thing,

she is kryptonite

to his soul,

cupid`s arrow

to his heart,

las vegas

to his sins,

and

when he is stripped

of all that

he gets

drunk,

writes

cry`baby poetry,

jacks off

and

speaks through a voice

that tortures

the ocean

 

 

1 Poem – John D. Robinson

Posted: July 1, 2020 in Poetry, Prose, Uncategorized
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Raising

 

I came too, sat upright,

and vomited over my

legs: I was shocked,

like the four other

people in the room:

‘Wow!’ I said, raising

myself and gingerly

waddled to the

bathroom as silence

shrouded me,

giving me the will

to carry on with it

all and then reappear

minutes later,

minus my jeans

and a lust

for wine.

 

1 Poem – Devlin De La Chapa

Posted: April 21, 2020 in Fiction, Musing, Poetry, Prose, Stuff, Uncategorized, Update
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6 feet from sobriety

perhaps, bitches

when the sun

has risen

6 feet

from our

sobriety &the

bottle

of

whiskey

has been emptied

into

the “essential“

of norm …

 

like i said,

perhaps

until then,

where the fuck

is my mask?

 

1 Poem – Devlin De La Chapa

Posted: April 15, 2020 in Fiction, Musing, Poetry, Stuff, Uncategorized, Update
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a man and his pizza

 

you visit again

6 feet apart

from my balcony

to yours

bitching again

about the pandemic

about how you need

genuine and emotional

physical contact,

bars

to pick up women in,

friends

to take road trips

and head trips with,

places

to lounge, drink coffee

and plug`in to

and how

you`re liable

to cut off your own arm

just to hear

yourself scream;

your cell pings

dominos pizza is sitting

outside your door

you light up

with giddiness

‘cause even you realized

that things

weren’t really that bad

so long as

no one fucks

with pizza

1 Flash – Yash Seyedbagheri

Posted: April 8, 2020 in Fiction, Flash, Musing, Stuff, Uncategorized, Update
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Choosing Nicknames

 

My name’s Nicholas Romanov. I give myself the nickname, “tsar.” I print it on cards for my piano school. Nicholas “Tsar” Romanov, Instructor.

 

     Pupils question me. Who gave you that right? Nicknames are earned, they proclaim with righteousness. Nicknames are predicated on allergies. Tics. Quirks.

 

     I tell them people ought to assign their own nicknames. It’s demeaning to have others label on an arbitrary basis. They used to nickname me freak and nerd because I preferred Tchaikovsky over pogs.

 

     I print up more cards, TSAR emblazoned in largest letters.

 

     I lose business, stand firm. I dispense more cards.

 

     I’m a tsar.

1 Poem – Devlin De La Chapa

Posted: April 8, 2020 in Fiction, Poetry, Prose, Stuff, Uncategorized, Update
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river Lily

 

your

whiskey drinking

is handless,

he said

ripping my panties

off

my hips,

 

it`s like a river

that doesn`t

flow

straight

1 Poem – Devlin De La Chapa

Posted: March 30, 2020 in Poetry, Prose, Stuff, Uncategorized, Update
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one death at a time

 

i have

onion breath

and

a scar

that says

`wake the dead`.

no more

street vending

hot dogs,

or parkour`ing

around the world

in search of laughter,

in search of love,

when i see my world   

diminishing

every hour,

one death at a time.

tell me  

how do i tell

my unborn child

that i`m not ready

to die

 

yet?

 

 

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