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  • 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…

    August 29, 2020
    poetry
    alcoholism, dear oblivion, Eileen Myles, Isa Chandra Moskowitz, leica, new jersey, photography, poetry, ridgewood nj
  • We’ve Updated Our Employee Handbook

    to all decurved contract workersboth boyand girlplease notewe offer a paltry 401(k)cancer herpeskind-hearted flechette americathe corporationcomplainthe complaintliable to get nationsflayed guilty imaginationunspoilingbrood parasitemunitionsnestingin an ovalin…

    August 13, 2020
    poetry
    America, japan, leica, mark nowak, photography, social poetics, surrealism, white collar, workers rights
  • Confessional Poem

    this worldsorryremains or humanitysun chops through bowlingthe six forty essential as a fax machinehere’s some good advicedemand luxembourg in the alley who knows his motivation?you…

    August 4, 2020
    poetry
    America, friendship, history, japan, kyoto, photography, poem, travel
  • Acusar al Presidente

    yes 10:13 in hackensack and i am wonderingwhy on earth is my skin so skinny when all the prayers say i should be greasymy benedictions…

    August 1, 2020
    poetry
    Eileen Myles, Frank O’Hara, Hackensack, leica, mike kanemitsu, monochrome, new jersey, photography, summer
  • Simile on the Morning

    cherry wave moves fastconsumes gas spark oxygen ignites momentary true tearsapartasphalt gives it all away for pennies on the dollar corpseof oak wave of pattern-makinggone…

    July 28, 2020
    poetry
    aesthetics, engineering, internal combustion engine, japan, Osaka, philosophy, photography, translation
  • Dear Oblivion

    i’vestubbed my tone againagainst the edgeof some other universeunder the weeklyfarmers marketnear the free whiskeysamples retireddentist whosummers in santamonica whoexplains volatilizationcharcoalfilters in his coronavirusmaskthe perfect…

    July 13, 2020
    poetry
    alcoholism, dear oblivion, farmers market, leica, photography, whiskey
  • Dear Oblivion

    So much light, dear oblivion, night after night; I offered up my body. You refused. I drank. Begged, really. Said my dreams, you don’t belong…

    June 25, 2020
    poetry
    alcoholism, black and white, Celebrity Pregnancies, COVID-19, dear oblivion, fatherhood, Jersey City, new jersey, photography, poem
  • Dear Oblivion

    Prayer peels soul from body. Robin-eyed memory of never known. The scent of winter jasmine, he writes. I ascent, with neither knowledge nor trace experience.…

    June 24, 2020
    poetry
    alcoholism, construction, dear oblivion, franz wright, imagism, photography, poetry, prose poem, spiders
  • Hackensack Rally to Stop Police Brutality and Racist Violence #blacklivesmatter

    All photos copyright Joe Gerace, 2020 (please email for usage permission) Hundreds gathered on a sweltering June afternoon in Hackensack, NJ, to call for an…

    June 6, 2020
    photography
    Black Lives Matter, breonna taylor, defund police, george floyd, Hackensack, new jersey, photography, photojournalism, reporting
  • Dear Oblivion

    dear oblivioni hear you shredding bonein the goldenplacesalivatingsomewhereunknowablea mangrillsmeata childscreams what i mean to sayis this, dear oblivion:i rememberthe littoral darknessof the rising afternoonthe light…

    June 4, 2020
    poetry
    alcoholism, dear oblivion, fatherhood, leica, memory, monsters, parenting, photography, poem
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