Adjacent hearts, majestic drawers

Visit https://almostmeaningful.com/adjacent-hearts-majestic-drawers | Reading Ulysses in Montana #281 | Oil painting in the style of Monet of Jeremy and Janet banging their heads together and a hearse driving away with the cadavers waving cheerfully.

Reading Ulysses in Montana #281

Observational niceties aside, cantilevered cadavers floated by on a procession of possessed monkeys, an inning too soon.

Jeremy understood the other half of the drawers would open if the light bulb were replaced in the same way as the lawn mower was displaced, but he had not found the time nor the will to infiltrate that deep into this psyche. Janet found everything just as uplifting, but befitting another ghost of cities past, she could only go as far as the closest star on the walk of famous stars in limbo. Jeremy and Janet put their heads together and said ouch! And he saw her stars and she saw his light bulb go on and both halves of the drawer opened for each of them.

The cadavers thought nothing of it, having observed with preposterous care the long-found valley of the canny wits.


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3 thoughts on “Adjacent hearts, majestic drawers

  1. Sheri McCaig April 9, 2026 / 5:10 am

    The artwork that accompanies your writing is so interesting. Do you paint the artwork as well?

    • Rick Mallery April 9, 2026 / 6:39 am

      No, while I write my own text, I use AI to make my images from that text.

  2. Phil Huston April 10, 2026 / 5:16 am

    Why did the title remind me of a B- grade romance novel? I think it was the majestic drawers. True Brit tea party costume drama stuff😂

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