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Carol of the Star Child
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Jellyfish Hymn
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The boy sat on the corner across from the gas station, smoking his candy cigarettes.
After he had smoked his last one, he went back into his house and he sat down on his couch.
He turned on his TV.
There was nothing on but static.
He sat waiting for a picture of a spaceship to emerge, but none such picture did.
He got up to get something to eat, but he found his fingers had been replaced by erasers and his hair had been replaced by rubber bands.
He began to feel hot so he stepped outside and looked at the tire swing in the park across the street from his house.
There was a portrait of the virgin Mary pasted on a telephone pole.
He took a picture of it with his camera.
He began to feel cold.
When he got back inside his house, he looked at the picture.
It made him think about a hotel he had stayed in for a few nights in Reno. There was a portrait of the virgin Mary pasted on a telephone pole.
There were bugs in the room where you get your ice.
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