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Death Takes a Flower By: Richard Davidson on 1/9/2005; 1:31 AM growing blooming, blooming growing lying sweating in the bed field on fire warm desire laughter tears all crusty drying on my head digging stopping, stopping digging silence over in the park time unfolding hands are holding memory stains all happy living in the dark crying singing, singing crying order leaving freedom bare children lying fresh meat frying mindless motion churning leaving no one there
RE: Death Takes a Flower By: Chie Theresa Fujioka on 1/27/2005; 9:36 AM Question... are the memory stains living happily? or is memory staining happy living? I need to understand.
RE: Death Takes a Flower By: Richard Davidson on 2/7/2005; 10:24 PM You were right the first time. Of course you understand. How dare you get coy with me after all this time!
RE: Death Takes a Flower By: Chie Theresa Fujioka on 2/11/2005; 8:05 PM (: Richard, how can I understand you, if I don't even quite get me? Don't be so presumptuous. Jeez.
RE: Death Takes a Flower By: Richard Davidson on 2/11/2005; 10:46 PM Correction: You understand me. You will never understand you. The day you do, you will run out of things to write about. Me? I'm easy to understand. Too much of everything there was never enough of has led me to a life that has too much of what it doesn't have. How hard is that?
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