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  • Good Blue Clay

    Tanka, by Ono No Oyu The city of Nara of good blue clay glows like a blooming flower, now at its prime Source: Ono No Oyu. “Tanka.” From the Country of Eight Islands: An Anthology of Japanese Poetry, edited by Hiroaki Sato and Burton Watson. New York: Columbia University Press, 1987, p. 43. Photo: Church…

    November 12, 2020
    other people’s poetry, photography, poetry
    new paltz, ono no oyu, other people’s poems, photography, street photography, tanka
  • An Urge to Flex Everything

    ‘Solidus’ by Ron Padgett Why am I making myselfdo and be things that I don’t really want to?Because I have an idea of what I should be doing and/orI don’t have an idea of what I really want to be and/or do.And/or both. I seem to be very and/or,with an urge to flex everything until…

    November 11, 2020
    other people’s poetry, photography, poetry
    home repair, jell-o, leica, new paltz, New York, photograph, shadows
  • The Fiction of Time Destroyed

    ‘Anticipation of Love’ by Jorge Luis Borges Neither the intimacy of your look, your brow fair as a feast day,nor the favor of your body, still mysterious, reserved, and childlike,nor what comes to me of your life, settling in words or silence,will be so mysterious a giftas the sight of your sleep, enfoldedin the vigil…

    November 10, 2020
    other people’s poetry, photography, poetry
    jorge luis borges, motorcycle, new paltz, ninja, photography
  • A Great First Line

    “When you are all sinew, struggle and solitude, your young — being soft, plump, vulnerable — may remind you of prey.” “Ducks, Newburyport” Lucy Ellmann

    November 9, 2020
    poetry
    great first lines, lucy ellmann, novel, parenting, photography
  • On the Roof of Wannsee Villa

    with no ill intention to the artistwhat the fuck were you thinkingthe mangy dog and the electro-magnetic implantfine! but replacing the u with the v?what a braggadocious pile of staten island’s finestpiled up to intellectualaffidavits — i once asked allen ginsbergshould i be scared when the polishbarrister holds a luger to my templeand demands fried…

    October 28, 2020
    poetry
    allen ginsberg, berlin, leica, new jersey, photography, poem, poet, poland, ruth bader ginsburg
  • ‘Greenwich Avenue’ by James Schuyler

    In the evening of a brightlyunsunny day to watch back-lightedbuildings through the slitsbetween vertical strips of blindsand how red brick, brick paintedred, a flaky white, gray orthose of no color at all takethe light though it seems onlyabove and behind them so whatshows below has a slight evening“the day—sobs—dies” sadness and the sun marches on.…

    October 18, 2020
    other people’s poetry, poetry
    james schuyler, leica, monochrom, new york school, photography
  • Valzhyna Mort & Henri Cartier-Bresson, Postcoital

    violent global apocalypsearen’t you worried brrthe mirror ball playing with the toddlerin the parking lotso meaningless: music in the air there is no belarusianversion of this poemshe turns the therapist to 11 we no longer think in colorthere’s only colddark and not dark the prism handles the restthe first third and fifth courseare the cheapest…

    October 15, 2020
    photography, poetry
    alcoholism, belarus, Hackensack, henri cartier-bresson, leica, liverpool, valzhyna mort
  • Awaiting Diagnosis

    who whips little wooden orbits sayshello i am laughtersoured there isgrass mown & wind stilled & i have come up to the hole& found it lacking

    October 7, 2020
    poetry
    balance, becker, duchenne, genetic testing, leica, medicine, muscular dystrophy, photography
  • Total Aesthetic Loss

    cherry moves fastconsumes fuel spark airfires momentary and true tearsasphalt from erudition give it awaypennies on the dollar corpseof carbon pattern makinggone so badly maybeaerated biomasssteel screwsperchance to love lecture urlecturer well cared for whistlingwhite curator hands of filial head translationblinksconcrete total aesthetic loss

    October 3, 2020
    poetry
    aesthetics, colonialism, education, leica, mechanics, motorcycle, photography
  • portrait in oblivion (isa)

    she says i can cook vegan she says savory nutritional yeast flakes harvested for good health our face is probably the only thing of that scale crushed red pepper flakes our face obsessed in its desire for duplicate i didn’t choose this sacred hardware our battle ax-thin XXX bride prime butch dress cascading salvo cachaça…

    August 29, 2020
    poetry
    alcoholism, dear oblivion, Eileen Myles, Isa Chandra Moskowitz, leica, new jersey, photography, poetry, ridgewood nj
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