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Onoma
Poems
Feb 27
Pottage of 718
His brooding excellency stepped outside
with a ladle, just so he could declare:
'It's not ready yet!'
The finicky pottage of 718, that is.
One is tempted to take up Joe Gould's:
"The Oral History of Our Time".
It would be a lot like William Burroughs'
cut-up method, but in a colloquial sense.
Judging by the sheer volume of gossip, it
stands to reason that gossipers will
assuredly gossip about one another.
Probably to the same people they
gossiped about, I should like to think
that such plot-driven dialogue could
get lost in elevation.
Where does indeed collateral damage go?
You couldn't have known that I digress,
I digress.
I'd like to say that I'm brimming with
Amor fati.
I don't need a record to have grooves, to
appreciate the music.
This sound is as warm as it gets--meaning
closest to.
A splash of ***** on a curb, a bus stop
window clearly replaceable, four blades
of grass & a future spore.
A needle catches a groove, steaming
broth is forced to gather round.
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