Title:Â Isolati
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Characters:Â N/A
Rating: T
Warnings:Â Death. Wangst.
Notes:Â Ars(e) Poetica #11 :: March 3, 1998. I hate this one. A lot. I was going through some shit with the wife, at the time, and well… I was a fucking mess. I was watching her come apart, and there was nothing I knew how to do about it. In the end, I was a fag, at heart, and she was a lesbian. It ended really poorly, later that year, as these things do. Also, I would like to publicly state that it was my fault, and I'm a dick, just in case you like me and were thinking of blaming her or the circumstances. We're still good friends. I'm still in love with her.
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Title:Â The Jade Marie
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Characters:Â N/A
Rating: M
Warnings:Â Implicit underage prostitution
Notes:Â Ars(e) Poetica #13 :: March 3, 1998. I don't even know what to say about this… It's not about one person, it's about an entire chain, one after another… they never saw that they were worth anything more than flesh paid.
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Title:Â Ad Nauseum
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Characters:Â N/A
Rating: G-
Warnings:Â Totally fake contrition, fag wants to drown a girl in the toilet.
Notes:Â Ars(e) Poetica #10 :: March 3, 1998. The Thespian President's girlfriend pissed me off. A lot. Mostly because I was horrifically envious, and she was a constant reminder that he was straight. A couple months after this, he told me he'd been dating her because SHE REMINDED HIM OF ME, but less scary. Then, I really wanted to drown her in the toilet. Possibly twice, just for good measure. Yes, yes, you can call me Queen Bitch, if you must. (Bonus points to anyone who understands why there's a Clive Barker reference in this one.)
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Title:Â Reminiscences of a Techie
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Characters:Â N/A
Rating: G-
Warnings:Â Implications of a lot of things no one remembers, but me.
Notes:Â Ars(e) Poetica :: March 2, 1998. "Techie" in this context is a backstage tech — lighting, sound, costumes — anyone working on a show who's not an actor.
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Title:Â Madonna of the Loft
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Characters:Â N/A
Rating: G-
Warnings:Â Teen wangst
Notes:Â Ars(e) Poetica, #8. March 2, 1998. I was listening to a lot of Robyn Hitchcock, at a guess, and at this point in time, I was pretty sure I wouldn't make it into college, and I had no idea what I was going to do with my life. It was one of those few moments in life, when all illusions of immortality and importance were stripped away. (And bonus points to anyone who knows why Robyn Hitchcock is at all relevant, here.)
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Title:Â Apologia
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Characters:Â N/A
Rating: G-
Warnings:Â Angst
Notes:Â Ars(e) Poetica, #7. February 27, 1998. Someone knows who this was for. That's all that matters. I was sorry then, I'm sorry, now. (And now I'm even more sorry I couldn't write a decent bloody sonnet, all those years ago!)
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Title:Â Entreaty
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Characters:Â N/A
Rating: G-
Warnings:Â Self-sporking
Notes:Â Ars(e) Poetica, #6. February 27, 1998. It's a joke. A taunt. A not so gentle fork in the face, mostly directed at myself. This was when I decided I was going to publish a book of shitty sonnets, and stick this on the back cover.
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Title:Â Eden for a Letter
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Characters:Â N/A
Rating: G-
Warnings:Â So shallow, I don't even splash.
Notes:Â Ars(e) Poetica, #5. February 27, 1998. The Thespian president cut his hair, and I know I wasn't the only one horrified by it. However, it was for a part — it was for the art — so we couldn't hold it against him.
Eleven years later? Yeah, still that shallow. Even bald, I'd have done him, though, if he swung that way. Can't say no to beauty and talent.
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Title:Â He Runs With Scissors
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Characters:Â N/A
Rating: G-
Warnings:Â Applied religious themes
Notes:Â Ars(e) Poetica, #4. February 27, 1998. Runs-With-Scissors is a place up in the mountains that has a real name, but we've never asked what it is. The road on the way up leaves much to be desired.
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Title:Â Serapi
Fandom:Â N/A
Characters:Â N/A
Rating: G-
Warnings:Â Angst
Notes:Â Ars(e) Poetica, #3. February 26, 1998. I got nothing to say about this one. Seriously. Even now.
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