Dear
Ms. Bicknell,
I
just read a book you edited and I was like oh my god this author reminds me of the
dude who’s writing my story like when he tells how my English teacher Foxy
Moxie whisper-growls at me in class like she’s some highfalutin Roxbury street
corner candybar bullhorning that she’ll oodle-a-noodle in the poopadaloopa if
the price is right which reminds me of testicles on breasticles but don’t
heavy-hymnal my ass if that naughtytime hankering is over the top onacounta I
told him not to write it but he was like sometimes you have to write about old
men poking little boys in the bum and sticky thongs and girls tinkling in the woods
and other scratchy understuff as a way of exposing silky upperstuff and my
author does a million things like that with goofy idiotsyncrasies and other
poetic bisons like sometimes he’ll communicable things without actually saying them
by dripping them metafornical and stuff and I’m not saying that my story is any
great shakes or anything but it’s kinda interesting onacounta my fisticuffing encounters
and my scar and Caretaker and my friend Grubs Dillar who ends up getting killed
which is sad and my stupid crappy past onacounta how people like to read about bad
things happening to other people which personally I think is fucked up and I’m
like why don’t you go and read a story about your own stupid life and sometimes
I feel like walking into Borders and popping some Harry Potter-eyeglasses-wearing
douchebag square in the nose and be like there’s your blood and guts asshole how
do you like it but I know I’d just get in more trouble than I already am and
get like my two hundred and fifty millionth speech from Mother Mary Mothballs
who punishes me like a real mom which is probably the only reason I’m still Superglued
to this enormous floating ball of shit and my Dear Life You Suck English
ASSignment letter which is really the funandmental point of the hole story
which Moxie wants me to elaborate on like she’s all SPECIFICITY and I’m like this
sliver of flimsy pulp ain’t nothing more than a see-ya-on-the-flipside farewell
but to be honest I know it’s more and I do want to finish it before my
eighteenth birthday which is in May and which is also D-Day and the place I
live which I call the Prison but it’s really not a prison but I call it that onacounta
it was a prison a long time ago back when dudes dressed like beefthiefs in silky
knee-highs and poofy pantaloonies and the story room which used to be a guard
tower where I tell tall tales to my roommates the Little Ones who are the reason
I get in so many fights onacounta I defend them from bullies except Mother Mary
says my fist flailing is really about something else and I use the Little Ones
getting picked on as an excuse but I’m like oh yeah right like you dishing out
free eats and sandpaper sheets to abandoned doorstep turds ain’t about
something else too and my nighttime giggle-juice-induced rumpus ruckus on the
Silky Jets that has wicked awesome God Art views of the briny deep and of
course the silky girl Wynona.
Well,
I gotta run on now.
Sincerely,
Cricket
Cherpin (yeah, it’s my real name so you can corkitate the snickerfizzles.)
Professional
Tagonist
PS You should like write Scott a letter and
ask him to send you some of his word diddlings onacounta I think you guys would
hit it off and I don’t mean for that to sound sexplicitly grandiose or anything
but literarically-speaking I mean.
PMS I put his address on the flipside. Graciass for reading this.
Oh my goodness!! LOL!! My neighbor doesn't punctuate her emails, and I can barely read them! ;)
ReplyDeleteIsn't Scott's letter a trip? I wish I had the guts to pull something like this, but alas, no such luck!
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