As/Is

2.02.2005

f.UNCTON

spittoon cart[EL HEFE]
carte blanche bod chem
A to Z career crush creche
the self-
app-
1 in zillionotics
crumbles
marbles

level of fat-
igue cleft pa[l]-
atte patois
stinkgermed
ratio carnuba
wax must-

helps to poise un-
learning c/raft
toward choice m'lad
thereupon
infecting the br/ass
furnetrics

posted by Sheila Murphy on Wednesday, February 02, 2005

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# posted by  Anonymous on 1:02 PM

 

no rpq

# posted by  Crescentsi on 5:14 AM

 

Dear Sheila Murphy _ I like this versing singing song __ very much. I hear it in an Irish patois, a sort of Joycean gibberish, of desire and language langour letting its feet (literally and metrically,) dance. visual crosses aural. close listen and
Synonymous Not Anonymous.
After all the cross-over(o-verse),puns in English and French make for a sort of flirtation of lingos.
P.S. It appears not all of those who write (and read), and like to be read, care for the anonymous comment of a fair (godfaring) reader, but pray tell , authors, what else are we, but anonymous readers. So then a doubling of the text and reader's face, let me end this minor intervention by quoting Octavio Paz


"An anonymous collective poem of which each of us is a stanza, a handful of syllables, rather than author or reader"

from Children of the Mire .
So then the doubling of the composition permits us to do the poets in many voices.

You play like Appolinaire and Mina Loy
c'est tres beau Mme Murphy

# posted by  Anonymous on 1:21 PM

 

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