by Kaeo Costa
Accompanying Palms Omissions Twenty-Three is this beautiful secondary launch that gives love where its due. In the most desolate places where nobody goes are some of the freshest lobsters. They're tough shells to crack. One look at the meat will have you wishing there were a Palms Omissions Fifty-Three to take you up to. It isn't heaven, it's actually a depressing alternative committed to keeping you up at night, reading. You have to earn your tears of joy, and I suggest you try with this book. It includes all the redacted insides of the twisted, disgusting government that branched out perfectly. Call it divine planning with a taste of matter. It's all fiction, it's all futurism and idealism that gets healthily balanced like the twinsy—Palms Omissions Twenty-Three. Since it's all so surreal, you don't have to worry about anything having to do with clipping. You know how to use that thing in real life though, right? They call it reels, pops.
