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― Logan Ryan Smith, Enjoy Me

“I step out of Bourbon Bandits onto the sidewalk of Geary Street and take my place among the zombies and psychopaths. How do I tell the difference? The psychopaths wear suits. The zombies have skin peeling off their faces and reek of rotting teeth and were likely the extras in a movie we were all in but forgot about.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, Enjoy Me

“Fog is somewhere under the Golden Gate Bridge waiting to eat us all, but it’s staying there, invisible, for the time being, waiting for the right hour to cover and consume us.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, Enjoy Me

“I have outlived the stillborn. I have outlasted my usefulness. I have become an abysmal ocean sponge, ten millennia old, and just as wise.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, My Eyes Are Black Holes

“Like my dick at the thought of my wife, I don’t want to get up.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, My Eyes Are Black Holes

“My eyes are black holes. My brain is a wormhole.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, My Eyes Are Black Holes

“It felt good, the match sparking a small flame into existence, and that small flame igniting an all engrossing one. Like the big bang.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, My Eyes Are Black Holes

“In God’s thumbprint, we are only a millimeter of the swirling lines. We ask to be more, to be recognized, but we’re just part of God’s thumbprint. We swing through space every time she has to scratch her nose or wipe her ass. And we don’t notice the difference.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, My Eyes Are Black Holes

“I’m beautiful. Like the ass of a jellyfish.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, Western Palaces

“I think of Jesus coming down from Heaven to shame me and everyone here before he gathers his posse of fellow zombies and orders them to devour us all in every way possible—to skin us alive so Jesus and his pals can wear new skins for their trips back to Heaven or the Tenderloin in San Francisco.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, Western Palaces

“Neon lights, moonlight, flickering streetlamps, and shadow through the bedroom window blanket us in an ever-changing quilt. Pearl wraps her arms around my middle and lays her head on my chest. I drink from the bottle of whiskey, both uncomfortable and comforted at the same time.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, Western Palaces

“The waves of the Pacific slap the sand between my toes and off in the distance the setting sun coaxes a million diamond-fish to pierce the ocean’s surface, stand on their tails, and shimmy.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, Western Palaces

“She’s chain-smoking the whole time and leering at us like lambs being lead to some biblical character with a hard-on.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, Western Palaces

“Iron bridges hum and lofty buildings of steel and glass glint in the sun’s rays and lean over everything with stretched shadows.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, Y is for Fidelity

“You worked for Walmart, Nestle, De Beers, or some other corporate monster. You were wealthy but you often bathed me in pennies. Melted pennies. I let you because I thought you were infallible. I drank molten copper because you told me to. I would do anything you asked me to.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, Y is for Fidelity

“My name’s King Clyde The Destroyer and I’m fourteen-years-old and I’m tough as nails and I’ve lived in a dump my whole life...”
― Logan Ryan Smith, The Sun My Destiny

“Those fucking birds are circling overhead again. Not that I hate them, those fucking birds.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, The Sun My Destiny

“Before I dragged her by the legs back to The Memory Palace, I cut my unborn brother from her stomach with my bowie knife and flung his red-glistened body by the toe into the nearest garbage mountain, the nearest Hades.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, The Sun My Destiny

“Poems. I tell ya, there were some great ones. The world, when it was early in the making and easy for the taking, was all poetry, man.”
― Logan Ryan Smith, The Sun My Destiny

“People are afraid of themselves, of their own reality; their feelings most of all. People talk about how great love is, but that’s bullshit. Love hurts. Feelings are disturbing. People are taught that pain is evil and dangerous. How can they deal with love if they’re afraid to feel? Pain is meant to wake us up. People try to hide their pain. But they’re wrong. Pain is something to carry, like a radio. You feel your strength in the experience of pain. It’s all in how you carry it. That’s what matters. Pain is a feeling. Your feelings are a part of you. Your own reality. If you feel ashamed of them, and hide them, you’re letting society destroy your reality. You should stand up for your right to feel your pain.”
― Jim Morrison