"Potatory Inlet
this
thing, this
morass.
not are you out of it
yet:
having to walk with your
head turned away all the time,
gives a stiff neck
& you keep tripping.
but me, I
parted with that piñata
a long ways back.
O, I can't more than
crawl
with the floor this canted &
really wish
all my stuff hadn't fallen
down there out of reach but
I know where I stand
in this thing, this
tender boggy quagmire
fathomless
--not infinite"
--Rush Mahogany, Th* Harbrac* of Psoriasis (1967)
Saturday, February 25, 2006
Th* Pow*r of Imag*s in th* Ag* of Augustus.
"Crimson Oscar"
smoothing away skald postcards
absorb Whig postcards
ruinous fog and winding angrily cliff
walk postcards
gallop autopsy polyps psalm us
for bringing Algol postcards
star cold Grinchus rain
thrown windowsthrough crystal rock postcards
"Crimson Oscar"
smoothing away skald postcards
absorb Whig postcards
ruinous fog and winding angrily cliff
walk postcards
gallop autopsy polyps psalm us
for bringing Algol postcards
star cold Grinchus rain
thrown windowsthrough crystal rock postcards
Friday, February 24, 2006
Thursday, February 23, 2006
"A Million Tiny Fibs"
sudoku kudos adorn
sobbing skalds
sunlight skulk:ruinous idioms
polish a rain odd fossicking crystal ink
as polyps aborts
Ibycus Xibalba anchoring
against is akin
walking slush adorns ash us
sudoku
uncanny align with ignorant shag stoop
On my victrola: Sup*r Furry Animals.
sudoku kudos adorn
sobbing skalds
sunlight skulk:ruinous idioms
polish a rain odd fossicking crystal ink
as polyps aborts
Ibycus Xibalba anchoring
against is akin
walking slush adorns ash us
sudoku
uncanny align with ignorant shag stoop
On my victrola: Sup*r Furry Animals.
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
"Of course it's meteorological! Everything including dreams is meteorological." -- R A Laff*rty
"Precisely when the students think they're really writing about 'what happened to them.' that's when they are most in the grip of literary clichés and stereotypes. What excited them to write about an incident in the first place was that the reality was already so close to the cliché: that's what made it seem such good story material." --Samu*l R D*lany, in: Across th* Wound*d Galaxi*s, L McCaff*ry (1990)
Lord Minimus.
"Precisely when the students think they're really writing about 'what happened to them.' that's when they are most in the grip of literary clichés and stereotypes. What excited them to write about an incident in the first place was that the reality was already so close to the cliché: that's what made it seem such good story material." --Samu*l R D*lany, in: Across th* Wound*d Galaxi*s, L McCaff*ry (1990)
Lord Minimus.
Monday, February 20, 2006
(via doodl*bops dot info)
"Suburbs"
Profound crystal doom
of down lungfish indigo idol
Act frabjous
nyctalops is strung raucous clasping idol
Mountain rotor impacts doom
of idol borborygm twisting indigo
Slow fulcrum indigo igloo off
gill as shadow lilt
Inform idol filth against
doom dizzy
Havin' fun. (via Nomadics)
Sunday, February 19, 2006
"THERAPEUTIC MISADVENTURE
In the Morgue of Dreams
I found my own.
Not yet prettified by the undertaker,
it still bore the marks
of how it had died--
by violence,
by many hands."
--Aaron Gut*n, op cit
Rigorous Intuition.
Pluto Today.
In the Morgue of Dreams
I found my own.
Not yet prettified by the undertaker,
it still bore the marks
of how it had died--
by violence,
by many hands."
--Aaron Gut*n, op cit
Rigorous Intuition.
Pluto Today.