Scattered Resistance V5 Inluminal

By Wetdryvac

Scattered Resistance V5 Inluminal is poetry from the Wetdryvac, from 1992.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Apr 22, 2020
• ISBN: 9781716049972

Wetdryvac

Wetdryvac: A non-gendered mechanical contrivance designed specifically for interactions with humans driven by preconception, with the thus-far successful goal of rendering such preconceptions wompsie-sideways. Currently operating out of New England, wetdryvac.net, and similarly friendly locales.

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Scattered Resistance V5 Inluminal

Scattered Resistance v5 Inluminal

Copyright: 1992

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Thank you for downloading or purchasing the 2020 Quarantine Edition of this work for reading on your computer or other digital device. I certainly hope you enjoy it. This material is available to you on the honor/pay what you think it’s worth system. By all means, feel free to read, enjoy, and not pay too – I feel it’s necessary that folks have the choice, and I do my best to provide that option on everything I write.

I’ll cheerfully accept whatever you pay, even if it’s a thank-you note, or passing the work on. If you would like permission to reprint sections of this work in something you’re writing, please contact me from wetdryvac.net. Whether or not you paid for this work, you also have permission to share it, in its entirety, in any medium you wish. More sharing = more readers = more people potentially deciding they want to pay for the digital version, or purchase the print so they can hold it in their hands.

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Many thanks,

Wetdryvac

A Line Crossed

January 31, 1992

cold and tired I rise

I must face a new day

watch the people of my surroundings

try to understand them

barely awake I set out

not enough sleep

walking quickly

trying to attain a sensation of reality

purpose, adream on my feet

I walk the halls of a large building

ignoring their complaints –

oh so too different

not like us, the constant refrain

and so they hate me

could the issue be simple