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Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Fodders and Suns

Pick a pack of peppered Pound; let St. Joyce a lullaby sing.
The one a long time loony been; the  other in the night write cackled.
Whatever you can't hear is music. Between notes find Mozart and Coltrane.
Words like the locust-shells, moved by no inner being. Old men and camels.
Would you call yourself pronoun or proverb? A congress of dead nerves.
In America, the monied ever waiting to pounce: pedophiles circling schoolyard.
Perhaps life is terrible when you are truly stupid.
Set self to write A Compleat History of Water. Just testing.
Neither is your nose bent nor do vicious waves flog beaches.
Walk upon your tipi toes - order can become a chronic, wasting illness.
Poems are not a life, even when blissed. Only a prosody of tennis.
Avoid sad death marches of warbler watching. Learn to love kale.
Take up theoretical spelunking or practice extreme atrophy.
Long stretches of boredom and dread forge solidarity with despair.
Invent a formal vocabulary of incoherence; earn time off for time served.
Tread with caution; each word a potentially lethal landmine.
In the night at the fading of the stars, Mr Finn will be found again.
You have now entered a poetry made of buttons. Time to start pushing.

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