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Mr. C at the End of Time

by Jason Thomas Kocher October 30th, 2008 - Poetry » Sporadical »



This is NOT your father’s Perry Como


Did your father have a Perry Como?


So, you’re saying…oh…he didn’t…

…hmmmm…


Well…


You know what…I don’t think this IS a Perry Como


…um…




NO! It IS a PERRY COMO!

It may not…um…

…it may not be…not YOUR father’s Perry Como…but…

…oh…god damn it…




I’m Thomas K…and I’m not

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Natural Influence

by Jason Thomas Kocher October 19th, 2008 - Poetry »

“The things of old that we once loved are not truly gone. They are for us to attempt and fail, forget and flail, our faults…a breath to something newly borne.”


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To Rachael

by Jason Thomas Kocher October 10th, 2008 - Poetry »

Listening to Beirut
waltzing around the “Elephant Gun”
I think of something insensitively funny to say,
but instead bite my tongue.

Rachael…

…tonight…

…only true love.

Oh…
what has this music done?


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In Free Time

by Jason Thomas Kocher September 24th, 2008 - Poetry »

“I wish to know all the world…so that I may become it…and change.”


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