texts that change the conscious parameters of literature, both for readers and writers. from a different angle than these, r.p. blackmur adds: 'poetry: [is] ...language so twisted and posed in a form that...it adds to the stock of available reality.' formerly edited by peter ganick. send texts to Volodymyr Bilyk at ex.ex.lit@gmail.com for consideration...
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
2 poems || Raymond Farr
Drama Is the Jeopardy Tank, the Moon Leaning
The zoo, & who’re the links
If quasi-banal, the concept is door
The drama is the jeopardy tank, the moon leaning
Sputtering goulash & sap
All over the SPAM-mice, the double X equals
Non events, the tour is a miser
Ancients asking modem, opinion of
Modernity-shoes, a lacquer
De-iced by the flow, apposite is day
Seems apparent over sight, crayon de la Louvre
Particular window, Cajun Quonset hut
Escapee, the real marauding computer screen
Fix, that eternal sky light, bozo
Better off, delta
I believe I have honey to discern, a hive of I did
Coaster, roller, uphill, in vent with Abbott
Inside the abattoir, the priest is internal
A menace, a calling all cars, the cell phone a U-verse
Simple cross genre, tutu the ice
But a canticle, of reddened soul patches
Eyes on the wood work, gloomy as
Fedora, the real contempt of, not phooey as policy
Full screen, file type, art-in-a-box
The Playboy overlay, that harmony demands
Come in & kibbutz
Or trace my ubiquity
Not Variable Speed, They Were Edges
Cut glass, Dominique is the salty
Craving Cream Soda Ricky, the purple of PDFs
The once purple neck of
Conniving, a battle tool,
The moment I dose I PDF
Banter with kiwi, the storm is the calculus
In cross hairs, the heir
Wobbles in hindsight, a tuba
Is a parent, some shining
Some soma coaxial, as tinny
Before they were bridges, they were edges
Something like bread, not variable speed
We savor the distance between docents
The samovar keys, an ache in the ifs
A fish hag of heaping, atoms askew
& a look, as we swim
We hop a long Firth St.
Many happy, Mars just tense, but there
"Before they were bridges, they were edges." Nice!
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