Thursday, October 30, 2025

( via / me )

A little bit of Murnau's Faust.

"we shall be unleaved"

smash & grab metagrabolized
can't watch can't turn away
fever in the phone booth
ferrying tyres down stairways
Gadsden neighbor goblins
on the gantry tree house call
harder & harder driving
this maze made of malware

superficial seicheslosh
sends me down lanes past bastions
of mummified folderol
fade into perse string theory
theory that throngs angstrom
throughways to blue sky ruin
smash & grab metagrabolized
gargoyle scree

White.

“In 1921 a poetry magazine Zangmi-czon or the Rose-Village was published, where Zong-hwa Bag (pen name, Wôltan or Moon and Shallow) and Yônghûi Bag (pen name, Hoewôl or Thinking of the Moon) wrote decadentic poetry. In the following year a literary magazine Bêgzo or The White Tide produced three poets, Sa-yong Hong (pen name, Nozag or The Dew Sparrow), Sang-hwa Yi (pen name, Sang-hwa or Thinking of Fire), and Gi-zin Gim (pen name, Palbong or the Eight Peaks), and they were rather humanistic. In the same year a poetry magazine Gûmsông or The Venus was published by a group of nationalistic lyrists, Zu-dong Yang (pen name, Mue or The Endless), Zanghûi Yi (pen name, Gowôl or The Old Moon), and others.” –In-Sôb Zông, A Pageant of Korean Poetry (1963)

The Museum of Fine Arts Boston returned two stoneware vessels made by enslaved potter/poet David Drake to his descendants.

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