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Matthew A. Jonassaint

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I don't wanna hear about
anybody's love story
anymore.
               I'll instead

become Elvis, travelling tropically mis/
taking bits of citrus for islander skin surfaces
mis/interpreting spills from ink wells for bleed
renewing a timeless biosphere, 
-taking 
from such resources dark liquid courage &
adjust my lei, 
be floral bold...
I'll register my voice w/ the caves of France,
w/ Reznikoff & Dauvois
-- I'll insure my instrument in the molassic gloom

     actually, I want to remember many moments
and I can't. I seal myself wish softly 
for each one each driveway

I prove by my faggot fevers mad formulas,
grand designs behind my psychedelic heat exhaustions.
I WON'T fart in my own bed. I am
beautiful to my/self &
w/o civilization
when w/in civilization

though buff
-eted by
great lapses
in coordination
x communication is break
-ing-do - w n

            whats word
            fossilized.
                           the spoken
                           is afterthought
            just an outcome
            b/c we developed   
                                               bigger heads.

I wanna defeat evil-doers.
I was born in a bad way.
I ask my/self 
(at odd hours)
if I was a pre-millenial.
I have a hard time w/ that w/ when
apostrophies are given
to decades
so not Legit like truly, there is 
a clerical violence
to the plurality guess
some clocks are delicate faces, you

     needa hit th' snooze
on those anxieties, Kai laughed,
for a sec -- do you
want decisions, asked Mel, to be
always made for you: 

or doesn't that sound like death.
Sometimes, 
shrugged Hunter,
y' jus' gotta
commit.

If I survive to this weekend,
I want the last dance w/ Mark
Ruffalo. Kiss me big,
y' hairy hulk.



MATTHEW A. JONASSAINT lives in the heart of the Utah Valley, where he works with so-called troubled youth. At Utah Valley University, he studied film history. He was recently published in peculiar, a local journal for queer literature. His current project is about philosophy, drugs, and comic books.
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