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RoboeroticsAshley VanDoornWho is not reaction engine and apprentice escape-artist summoning simulacra poses from imposter markets? The masters answer by pointing to small doors opened beneath deceiving trousers. On their inner reels it is written: invention requires tunnel visions. Ask the patent who alone deserves fame. We're a match if we blast our hatches. When hunches hitch our hinges hang and my ration extends to meet you, most lately, prank infatuation. I blame how I used to think my attachment to objects was a deep flaw until I saw I could implement a subject: supplement sentiment. Now that magic and mechanics mediate share-shifting fictions, arousal is my spouse, my smotherboard, hands-free. Merrily wary, at home, alone, I am geared toward prolonging beloved's belt always bolting— Duracell—Everlast—Generic— rechargeable batter-my-heart thrice-pronged wand. Though the 5-mouthed crank generates more noise, read the wireless lips: incomprehensible. Must shape the molds each hoax while its levers crease skimmingly. But the milk-pump which is not a mouth nourishes in reverse, without rigidly accomplishing fluid that remains preserved. When real thing substitutes strap-on, efficiency is differently welcome. As coil curdles, context suctions muck. Corner speakers too loud to distract my dialed room tuned to comfort zone but the fabled clasp of units whittles me kindle— brittle vision split brutal tinder— barchart horizontal from gather to group to exclude to clash, vertical between sapling and strong strewn self willed simple isn't diagrammed in us is too much variation and not enough difference is progress exchange of faces or place taking change? Later speech generators swear unusual composition is not illogical. Is a competing logic. The chess master thought he was playing a brilliant box but he was playing a man inside a brilliant box. The thinking machine umbilicaled to the wall when programmed to build itself builds a moving machine. Ashley VanDoorn Read Bio Author Discusses Poems |
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