Reading Ulysses in Montana #157

Playing head games with derelict cabbages and fortuitous kings, Richie took a particularly tender bloom of a tuning fork and stuffed the turkey with a lemon pineapple.

Royal flutes fluted the kidney pies, lost in the hawthorn valley these plaintive three years, pills and programs of sweet powder notwithstanding. Rosalinde had other ideas, concave ideas, vexing the excellent colors of forceful swoons upon busy actors and flouted scorns while the editor slowly turned them into scones. Traversals of love and reversals of stronger goblets seeped across the passages of time like an open book, opened to the last page, giving away all secrets.

Rosalinde and Richie bore no grudges against the smudges to their reputation, for shame was capable of more than inquiring into the ins and outs of head games on the rocks.


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4 thoughts on “Reading Ulysses in Montana #157

  1. vermavkv November 21, 2025 / 4:36 am

    A wonderfully whimsical and surreal piece—your writing dances with playful absurdity and vivid imagination. The imagery is quirky, bold, and irresistibly creative, making the entire passage feel like a delightful dreamscape. Truly an enjoyable and artful expression!

  2. Cursten Lewis December 4, 2025 / 10:51 pm

    Very intellectually stimulating! I enjoy the mental intercourse.

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