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Posted in Found / Erasure Poetry, TERSE
Tagged creative writing, erasure poetry, found poetry, poetry, salman rushdie, the satanic verses
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the fountain
at the fountain’s head
the water spills
chilled and hinted in blue
over the stillness of the marble
endless bubbles fight to the surface
to sing their redemption into the open air
the same song that has been sung
for thousands of years
and every second it continues to be ignored
i don’t even know how to listen anymore
between roadsides and corn fields
our bodies perched on fence posts
scenic silhouettes
or scarecrows?
word algorithms
Politics
Sinatra
Was
Jones
Singing in
Whales.
Saturday
Night
Fever
Unlike your other side,
Vanishing lady train get off
My life boat, stuck with others
Europe under nazi’s czech’s
Hello Britain I’m traveling you
With a young-older woman
Ms. Unusual name
I’ve protoganisted! Abducted!
Redgrave in the burial
Mound. Great stuff with my
Splitting head, in the tunnel
The twisted plot that’s untied
By line one of WWII
Hello Mr. Churchill, you’ve
Summoned me, I’m young.
Love good food, inexperienced
In walking, moving.
Please defeat the American
Non-threat by representing
Britain. Slandered! Tribute
To the natives. Meet Jimmy!
Based on a book of psychological
Atmosphere. Tired, tired, tired
Wornt out in the European dream
Of American dichotomy. Holland!
Orwell art is propaganda! But
Don’t try reverse! It’s too
Appealingly innocent, no doubt
The Alfred Cameo.
Visions of light documentary
Voyeurism applicable
Drawn forbidden all apart of
Theory I’ll explain it all
Subtitled art visions of
Lightotographers illustrated
Beginning to creation
Ideal! Talk! Let’s start
Look later too many to
Assimilate too interesting
To think about, pull
Number tenographer for
Awhile
The arrival of German
Orson expressionism
Listenless. Dark.
That’ll be sufficient for today.
Posted in Poetry - General
Tagged creativity, frank sinatra, poetry, saturday night fever, writing
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the coast
embrace my blistered fingers that combed seashores
and never felt the ocean
smile into my eyes that gaze into the future
and see so little
a spider lonely
I wake up everymorning early it isn’t daybreak I get out
I walk to work I get out my tools I set to work
It’s daybreak I walk back and forth I dangle and spin
I spin my web it’s connected to the work area I work
I wake up everymorning and get out my tools I wake up
Everymorning and spin death into the world everymorning
I wake up it’s death into the world I spin it isn’t
Daybreak I walk death back to daybreak its work
I wake up everymorning and work

