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Dust Settling on Martial Law
The size of a grain of dust is Manhattan strapped to an elbow unlike the salty dust, it has fellowship among the frightened and the strong The fabric of stellar...
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Ghouls away from the source of milk and concrete disais
ghouls of harmonic resonances and muscle and skin tasting the flowers of the canopy like rudders on a throne graphing seaside chiefs where cords swindle back and forth waves tender...
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Two new books added to my Internet Archive profile: Algol, Part III and Do Not Sell The Earth: Popular Selections
I have uploaded two new books to Internet Archive. The first is a chapbook. Algol, Part III is so named because it is the third part in a series that...
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$45 personalized poems
With me being in deep financial strains, I thought it best to launch an idea I had previously considered. Personalized poems. They are $45 each. They can be to mark...
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Romanticizing Poverty
space age Beguines romanticizing poverty like eggshells thrown with the coffee machine the dish towel on the floor, mother crying father saying now is not a good time to talk...
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knit together structures and chosen companions like humming resonance targeting the head of a pillar
rhapsody of straightened out meters condoning the body of knowledge conjured “when will it be true?” said the guzzled gas like heartbreaks in a lone traction chord “get into trouble,”...
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The importance of community
I see everything in double the first hour or two after I wake so I need to close one eye and write one eye’d hymns Doctor’s letters that never make...
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Cassandra, dear soul of returning flames
Oh Cassandra, your dreams were never eclipsed never borrowed by the high courts as doctrine Oh Cassandra, how you continued to see truth-telling only to be transfigured into sex slavery...
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What is it like to write a poem?
It is a defibrillator on an apple or a swimming suit on a tomato that cannot swim, nor desires to It is a community dance that no one wants to...