Outsiderhood is pencilled in the margins of manifestos
Outsiderhood tells a story in creases and stains
Outsiderhood has no formula but can be faked with Silver Nitrate and Hydrochloric Acid
Outsiderhood is what's left when nothing's left
Outsiderhood is at home in the grave, with the contents of lockets and threadbare imaginings
Outsiderhood is a horde of trash and a landfill of platinum-plated dreams
Outsiderhood is a hex against the rational
Outsiderhood has no frame beyond the hands that hold
Outsiderhood is T minus one to perfection, but ever T minus one, until the ink has faded
Outsiderhood has a permanent address at the dead letter office
Outsiderhood is a chain letter that started before language
Outsiderhood is the wallpaper in a chicken coop
Outsiderhood is the mousetrap in a bank vault
Outsiderhood is franked with apathy, delivered with caution, received with scepticism and tied in a bundle with your heartstrings
Outsiderhood has been seen by a hundred eye-pairs before it arrived but was meant for you
Outsiderhood is what inanimate objects say about you behind your back
Outsiderhood is a paraphrase of history, a dissertation on Tuesday afternoon
Outsiderhood is a love affair between conflicting ideologies
Outsiderhood is the chalk outline of a fallen angel
Outsiderhood is the rainbow in diesel puddles
Outsiderhood is the fortune cookie that changed history
Outsiderhood is a shitlist that never ends
Outsiderhood is the gist of what comes next
Outsiderhood is a sign 'Will work for fools'
Outsiderhood is a Time of Waste
Outsiderhood is a law unto itself and we're all on trial
Outsiderhood is born as soon as it starts to decay
Outsiderhood can only be explained by being denounced
Outsiderhood is a homoeopathic dose of love
Outsiderhood is an inoculation against determinism
Outsiderhood is a vaccine against truth
Outsiderhood is a fossil of the missing link between one person and another
Outsiderhood is your darkest secret confessed by a stranger, and what is a stranger then?
Outsiderhood will get us nowhere and lead us everywhere
Outsiderhood is the message that never arrived: 'We elope tomorrow'