Joseph Mayer
Adjective commun m (f commune, m plural communs, f plural communes)
Domestication ("commun" "ation")
common (widespread) common (popular) common (of low class) communal
-ation noun suffix : action or process <flirtation> : something connected with an action or process <discoloration>
his language was sound, and my words were disillusioned to the time, and the days were shorter, and it was summertime, and fall follows to a bittersweet erode, and the subtle changes encountered are forever strange.
-used as a function word to indicate connection or addition especially of items within the same class or type ; used to join sentence elements of the same grammatical rank or function
Zoom in and then out. Look inside for your reflections, they aren't so deep, are they?
French Translation
We'd always be looking, and you'd be looking for another me, and I'd be looking for another you, and we could never find what our comfort was, and the winding back of time would follow, and taking chances would always go awry, and the clothes on our backs would sink to the ground, and the leaves too would dance, die, slumber, in and et.
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Twelve
Those were the moments that we hated, and what we hated was one another. We'd smash, but our problems still felt the same, things were broken, not much was said, so our words became stuttered, and our moments blurred together like affectious ticks on the clock clocking around tenderly at the sight of the twelve, what is p.m. no one knows, because the world is stuck on dreaded a.m.
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You'd create and so would I. Your creations less formula, less structure, less mind control, less sumbstance abuse. Lesson.
: of lower rank, degree, or importance <no less a person than the president himself>
"Look at me, I am an artist, and I'm crazy." I revert back to childhood, to the things I learned that stayed true to you, and me, rudimentary.
I was mad so I drew, and would draw the paper, and the paper made self in the portrait of me, or was that him? The knife was too poignant to be me, but I can't really see, the sea in the blue, and the earth wasn't so green so we shipped our baby away to sail onto the new. so I drew.
/poinyent/
Is this working, okay? ICICICICICICICICICICICICIC I feel weird, because this is so very unlike me, but the rush of telling another of my success is some...
sick sadistic erotic cock-sucking pleasure, to me.
(kkskr) n. Vulgar Slang 1. One who performs an act of fellatio. 2. A mean or despicable person.
laun路dry /l么ndre/
laun * dress (noun)
laundry (slang) --
woman whose work is the washing and ironing of clothes, linens, etc.
to have sexual intercourse, to fuck.
Laundry is to you and to me, too many of the things we want to void out of reality. It's what our mothers do for us (WOMEN) only (WOMEN) do for us. I am not a woman, and I lack the lack of emotions. When I want to cry the detergent is there to clean my slate, my mental state. I like laundry because of its ability to clean, and take away the bad. I can't think of anything else that for $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 1.50 has that same power. The quality in your relationship (WOMEN), sadly to say, is determined by how much a man hates doing laundry. And that is DOMESTICATION -- for you and me. Our moms stop at 18, and men strangle and strike the cleansing of laundry so they need you. Not a fuck or a kiss, just a (WOMAN) to clean.
zom路bie noun \z盲m-be\ b : a person markedly strange in appearance or behavior
Pop culture is so much a part of domestication. It's the fuel in the Coca Cola and the chemicals that make me so addicted to you and to the cigarettes that smoke my lungs tenderly. Like you the nicotine kisses me and with the "nic of time" I waste my seconds, then minutes, sipping my life away. And like laundry, we all have the same no matter the money we spend or don't have, we all get the same great taste of Coca Cola, nicotine, and the smells that even generic detergents provide. Andy Warhol said the same thing about Coca Cola, but no quotes are needed, because he did not believe in love. Nor ever loved anyone. Love or no love, I wonder if he had to do his own laundry? Whether he did or did not he too was a zombie to the tastes, touches, and sights of pop culture, a zombie to domestication.
"Nothing in life worth having comes easily." -- Said by a ton of people, and recently by my "domesticaiton". no one wants to be controlled we just are. art is what comes from this when we long to be different when we choose to express it what comes easily is being the same never breaking domestication. when you break domestication you have me twenty of nothing worth nothing is easy to me except the basics but basic for me is different for you and that is why basics come in every color. ICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICICI
It was just a side of fried love.
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