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11.30.2010 . posted by mark young on Tuesday, November 30, 2010 (2) Comments: Wunderbar! # posted by Sheila Murphy on 5:51 PM Nice to see you flexing your poetic Abs! # posted by Adam Fieled on 2:32 PM Post a Comment 11.29.2010 The Great War Unlike, say, the Gaelic for kiss my ass, mostDeclarations of In-dependence are top-heavy with awkward or extremely dated references. Some-times they present as an organic synthe-sizer, a Granny Smith apple perhaps, with a sound set restrictedto industrial usebecause of extremely mixed reviews. Atother times as an holistic framework that purports to look at all aspects of lifeas spiritual practice but then recommends the confining of women to the home & the useof tanks to shell denselypopulated areas. Colon-ialism is a patriarchal system. The methods devour themselves. posted by mark young on Monday, November 29, 2010 (0) Comments: Post a Comment Apposite More of your allure will have been northerly Than you are able to admire Once I have shouldered Blessings carried on the truck And you have silenced your own urge To have negotiated For a larger share Of even that Watch out our window See the moon from this slice Of time And the attention this Requires Necessity undermines The courage Of our reflexes in tandem anymore posted by Sheila Murphy on Monday, November 29, 2010 (0) Comments: Post a Comment 11.18.2010 Adam Fieled reads the Apps at the Eris Temple LINKS FOR APPARITION POEMS IN VIDEO #1327The Argotist Online #1345, 1476, 1480 Jacket Magazine #40 #1504, 1546, 1584, 1651 PennSound #1613 P.F.S. Post #1576 Stoning the Devil You can read Apparition Poems in totem here. Apparition Poems placed at The Poetry Library at Southbank Centre, London. posted by Adam Fieled on Thursday, November 18, 2010 (0) Comments: Post a Comment 11.14.2010 hot, raw, sex Hot,You not rather way always so.repulsed:Sex;hearing someone gets rather way always so. posted by TT on Sunday, November 14, 2010 (1) Comments: Here's one I identify with from my own personal life very much. Thanks for showing not telling. # posted by Adam Fieled on 2:05 PM Post a Comment 11.13.2010 The Great War Sometimes she con-fuses words thatsound alike. Such as.Violets & violence. So. She thinks thesoldiers are offpicking flowers. Have brought someto her. She goes out walking to showthem off. Back tothe sea. Dressed for. All in white. Morning. Her face the color of violence. Some-times she confuses words. Not always. Life is a parasol. posted by mark young on Saturday, November 13, 2010 (3) Comments: This is a nice one, brightened up my day. Is this Magritte?Adam # posted by Adam Fieled on 10:54 AM Yes, Adam, it is a Magritte. There's also another painting with the same name where it's Magritte's Mr Commonplace who takes center stage. I'm working on that on & off. # posted by mark young on 4:08 AM Cool. I like ekphrastic poetry, and this is good stuff.Adam # posted by Adam Fieled on 7:35 AM Post a Comment 11.06.2010 geographies: Biarritz posted by mark young on Saturday, November 06, 2010 (1) Comments: I like this, Mark! # posted by Sheila Murphy on 12:49 AM Post a Comment 11.01.2010 menth / hole / l'oeil the undivided rabbitbounds through coldlistens for longingthe sound of smoke posted by Steve Halle on Monday, November 01, 2010 (2) Comments: good stuff! # posted by Sheila Murphy on 12:49 AM Thanks! # posted by Steve Halle on 1:20 AM Post a Comment
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The Great War Unlike, say, the Gaelic for kiss my ass, mostDeclarations of In-dependence are top-heavy with awkward or extremely dated references. Some-times they present as an organic synthe-sizer, a Granny Smith apple perhaps, with a sound set restrictedto industrial usebecause of extremely mixed reviews. Atother times as an holistic framework that purports to look at all aspects of lifeas spiritual practice but then recommends the confining of women to the home & the useof tanks to shell denselypopulated areas. Colon-ialism is a patriarchal system. The methods devour themselves. posted by mark young on Monday, November 29, 2010 (0) Comments: Post a Comment
Unlike, say, the Gaelic for kiss my ass, mostDeclarations of In-dependence are top-heavy with awkward or extremely dated references. Some-times they present as an organic synthe-sizer, a Granny Smith apple perhaps, with a sound set restrictedto industrial usebecause of extremely mixed reviews. Atother times as an holistic framework that purports to look at all aspects of lifeas spiritual practice but then recommends the confining of women to the home & the useof tanks to shell denselypopulated areas. Colon-ialism is a patriarchal system. The methods devour themselves.
Apposite More of your allure will have been northerly Than you are able to admire Once I have shouldered Blessings carried on the truck And you have silenced your own urge To have negotiated For a larger share Of even that Watch out our window See the moon from this slice Of time And the attention this Requires Necessity undermines The courage Of our reflexes in tandem anymore posted by Sheila Murphy on Monday, November 29, 2010 (0) Comments: Post a Comment
Adam Fieled reads the Apps at the Eris Temple LINKS FOR APPARITION POEMS IN VIDEO #1327The Argotist Online #1345, 1476, 1480 Jacket Magazine #40 #1504, 1546, 1584, 1651 PennSound #1613 P.F.S. Post #1576 Stoning the Devil You can read Apparition Poems in totem here. Apparition Poems placed at The Poetry Library at Southbank Centre, London. posted by Adam Fieled on Thursday, November 18, 2010 (0) Comments: Post a Comment
hot, raw, sex Hot,You not rather way always so.repulsed:Sex;hearing someone gets rather way always so. posted by TT on Sunday, November 14, 2010 (1) Comments: Here's one I identify with from my own personal life very much. Thanks for showing not telling. # posted by Adam Fieled on 2:05 PM Post a Comment
The Great War Sometimes she con-fuses words thatsound alike. Such as.Violets & violence. So. She thinks thesoldiers are offpicking flowers. Have brought someto her. She goes out walking to showthem off. Back tothe sea. Dressed for. All in white. Morning. Her face the color of violence. Some-times she confuses words. Not always. Life is a parasol. posted by mark young on Saturday, November 13, 2010 (3) Comments: This is a nice one, brightened up my day. Is this Magritte?Adam # posted by Adam Fieled on 10:54 AM Yes, Adam, it is a Magritte. There's also another painting with the same name where it's Magritte's Mr Commonplace who takes center stage. I'm working on that on & off. # posted by mark young on 4:08 AM Cool. I like ekphrastic poetry, and this is good stuff.Adam # posted by Adam Fieled on 7:35 AM Post a Comment
Sometimes she con-fuses words thatsound alike. Such as.Violets & violence. So. She thinks thesoldiers are offpicking flowers. Have brought someto her. She goes out walking to showthem off. Back tothe sea. Dressed for. All in white. Morning. Her face the color of violence. Some-times she confuses words. Not always. Life is a parasol.
geographies: Biarritz posted by mark young on Saturday, November 06, 2010 (1) Comments: I like this, Mark! # posted by Sheila Murphy on 12:49 AM Post a Comment
menth / hole / l'oeil the undivided rabbitbounds through coldlistens for longingthe sound of smoke posted by Steve Halle on Monday, November 01, 2010 (2) Comments: good stuff! # posted by Sheila Murphy on 12:49 AM Thanks! # posted by Steve Halle on 1:20 AM Post a Comment
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