In Los Angeles in winter it pours rain on boy urchins, striations of fiber decompose, my body anchored by a mesh of words. The Sunday Times in my mouth doesn't make me newsworthy. All these boys and only island societies, none of us to repopulate the earth. I said it would end with me, bathed in chaos, on a payphone. When my mother left I told her
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