WHAT WEEKLY

Re: Email: September 20, 2012

09 May 2013

★ Timmy Reed

 

After Tracy Dimond

 

I’m glad to hear that you’ve been taking care of yourself.

My body is the Church of Scientology,

But without any of the celebrity endorsements.

 

So that’s cool.

 

Someone should tell you

to stop worrying about

other people’s beards.

 

I’m sure there’s

someone out there

who actually would want

to smell your farts.

 

Yesterday, my dentist put

something back in me—something

I thought I’d lost in that platter

of cheese.

 

Maybe I think that means something.

Maybe it doesn’t matter that you

might not ever think that, too.

 

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