KZ Writes Good
The internet is a huge bathroom wall, and any halfwit with a keyboard and a connection has an opportunity to scrawl on it. Take me, for instance. My name is KZ. For a good time, come find me at Prosaic Shades of Gray.

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Inside Thoughts
December 7, 2010 // 22 Comments -
"Abbott & Costello" Ain't Got Nothing on "Dawn & KZ"
October 8, 2010 // 20 Comments -
Songs for Sale
March 8, 2003 // 17 Comments -
Winning Without Trying
November 3, 2010 // 16 Comments -
Casanova KZ
December 3, 2008 // 13 Comments
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At the Risk of Drawing Attention to Myself...
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The Answer (Conversation with God Continued)
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Weapons of Jazz Destruction
March 20, 2012 // 6 Comments -
Good Night, Gentle Dreamers
March 14, 2012 // 3 Comments -
The Conundrum of Human Empathy
March 12, 2012 // 3 Comments
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Actually, It’s Just Shampoo
This morning, I couldn’t help but notice that a female student sitting next to me was wearing too much perfume. It was a pleasant fragrance–slightly citrus, slightly floral, and unmistakably feminine. But there was too much of it to take in, and I found myself growing nauseous and even a little resentful. But even so, I couldn’t get enough of it. As much as it repelled me, I was also strangely attracted to the noxious scent, and I had to fight some base, primal instinct to rush towards it.
The most unsettling thing about this perfume incident is that it represents my life’s experience with women more aptly than I’d care to admit. Am I a closet misogynist, or am I just a scorned lover that loves women far more than he knows he should? It’s an intricate balance, this human condition thing. Sometimes it’s hard to tell where the allegory ends and real life begins.






It's all allegory. Life is always ending.