everything that can sing is singing its mating song
More from Joe Brainard's I Remember:
I remember how good a glass of water can taste after a dish of ice cream.
I remember the first ball point pens. They skipped, and deposited little balls of ink that would accumulate at the point.
I remember learning how to play bridge so I could get to know Frank O'Hara better.
I remember the outhouse and a Sears & Roebuck catolog to wipe off with.
I remember the organ music from As the World Turns.
I remember being disappointed the first time I had my teeth cleaned that they didn't turn out real white.
I remember that Lana Turner was discovered sipping a soda in a drugstore.
I remember not being able to fall asleep on Christmas eve.
I remember bathroom doors that don't lock and trying to pee fast.
I remember sex on too much grass and the total separation of my head from what's going on down there.
I remember inching myself down into water that was too hot.
I remember awkward elevator "moments."
I remember the exact moment, during communion, that was the hardest to keep from smiling. It was when you had to stick out your tongue and the minister laid the white wafer on it.
I remember little wax bottles with sweet liquid inside.
I remember once when it was raining on one side of our fence but not the other.
I remember hating myself after adult gatherings for being such a bore.
More from Joe Brainard's I Remember:
I remember how good a glass of water can taste after a dish of ice cream.
I remember the first ball point pens. They skipped, and deposited little balls of ink that would accumulate at the point.
I remember learning how to play bridge so I could get to know Frank O'Hara better.
I remember the outhouse and a Sears & Roebuck catolog to wipe off with.
I remember the organ music from As the World Turns.
I remember being disappointed the first time I had my teeth cleaned that they didn't turn out real white.
I remember that Lana Turner was discovered sipping a soda in a drugstore.
I remember not being able to fall asleep on Christmas eve.
I remember bathroom doors that don't lock and trying to pee fast.
I remember sex on too much grass and the total separation of my head from what's going on down there.
I remember inching myself down into water that was too hot.
I remember awkward elevator "moments."
I remember the exact moment, during communion, that was the hardest to keep from smiling. It was when you had to stick out your tongue and the minister laid the white wafer on it.
I remember little wax bottles with sweet liquid inside.
I remember once when it was raining on one side of our fence but not the other.
I remember hating myself after adult gatherings for being such a bore.
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