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  • Great Emotional Distress

    from drinkher wifelaughs she breatheshard andthroat cracks in her sleepinglayers ofgreen magma rise upthrough her body herold girlfriend math the poemcan take a punchthrough green ice scream forattentionlike a snake withwings squeezing her neck why laugh now? thetrauma behind her backdid she rememberto brush her teeth with a knifeshe’s a small manand she assumes she…

    May 23, 2020
    poetry
    dreams, growth, japan, logic, Osaka, philosophy, photography, relationships, time travel
  • Monteverde Vecchio (excerpt)

    my panting heartmy heavy voidcapturing leaf smokecurls the roomwhile i preparecrystal lapped boysto value a buckeveryone i knowis deadi’m dead toobut that never bothered me none handsome sergioknows the hoary hourevery day antoni sneaks offbefore lunchto fuckhis girlfriendviolethe presumesi can’tsmell the rosein his long black hair sergio’s allowance twirled onmontellianapaneraibrionithen alonein darknessarrangesblack chrysanthemums

    May 22, 2020
    poetry
    1975, ekphrasis, fashion, italy, Monteverde Vecchio, photography, photojournalism, poem, sexuality, Stephan Brigidi
  • Nothing Moves in the Universe

    nothing moves in the universea few cars and truckson main streetsomething lightsthrough the grassa hare i thoughtor a robinbut i am highand the grass is talland a car alarm shoutsover the green paintof the lawnwhere the neighbors playhe drives a nice new chevroletbecausehe does nothingbut worktwo small womenin black cardiganspeaceful blue masksmatching wet brown bunsand…

    May 21, 2020
    poetry
    barbecue, cars, fashion, memorial day, modernism, photography, poem, poetry, quarantine, suburban life
  • Architectural Digest (Martha Rosler)

    “The contemplation of things as they are, without substitution or imposture, without error or confusion, is in itself a nobler thing than a whole harvest of invention.” Francis Bacon a preponderance of glimmer flutters from north to south diamonds sewn into family photos as though around the collarbone anything goes in time five cut pears…

    May 4, 2020
    poetry
    architectural digest, fatalism, Francis Bacon, Martha Rosler, philosophy, photography, photojournalism, Sally Mann
  • Artifacts of Reference, No. 70

    Sources: Czaykowski, Bogdan. “The Collective.” Volvox: Poetry from the Unofficial Languages of Canada in English Translation, edited by J. Michael Yates, Victoria, British Columbia, Can: Sono Nis Press, 1971, p. 61. Coulthart, John. “Howl from Beyond.” 1997. Trading card. Wizards of the Coast, Renton, Wash.

    April 18, 2020
    Artifacts of Reference, other people’s poetry
    Bogdan Czaykowski, canada, Catherine Leach, diaspora, magic the gathering, Michael Bullock, poland, polish poets, Richard Garfield, volvox, wizards of the coast
  • ‘The Damaged Ape’ by Russell Edson

    A little piece of the ape’s nostril had fallen off; and then we noticed one of its ears was chipped. On closer examination we saw that one of its fingernails was missing. By this time, of course, we had grown to love the ape, but still we wondered if it shouldn’t be sent back for…

    April 18, 2020
    poetry
    animals, leica, literature, morality, other people’s poems, photography, prose poems, psychology, Russell Edson
  • Paterson is Yours

    blood-bunny lays on false facealone in encouraging corners halogen burns —it is relevant to observe— spanish communists hidden in bowling bags and electricteeth gnawing at gates of dawn soon we’ll all be frozenbelly of lake coronavirus deep unremarkable remembrance of celebritysuperstition swirling around salon breeze transfixing artificial and drunkdo i hear guitars preserving structures of…

    April 12, 2020
    photography, poetry
    charity, coronavirus, COVID-19, dystopia, leica, new jersey, paterson, philosophy, poverty, science fiction, street photography
  • Atherton: We’re basically living in a cyberpunk dystopia

    I don’t know how you’re all holding up, but this quarantine combined with the ineffective leadership of my federal government here in the United States has led me to seriously reconsider my level of engagement with humanity, the arts, and, to a lesser extent, politics. Today’s essential read comes from Albuquerque-based defense technology journalist Kelsey…

    April 9, 2020
    Culture, poetry
    Amazon, art, collective action, current events, cyberpunk, dystopia, links, news, politics, technology
  • No Means of Production (Social Distancing)

    correlation of dizzy dive light and images fade at the end of divine capital — like a life preserver enamoured concrete vile fawn at the bottom of file architecture like rainbows demand it’s okay not to pose here among posy cardinals never stop look in the mirror it’s time to talk politics

    March 29, 2020
    poetry
    coronavirus, COVID-19, japan, kyoto, leica, monochrom, photography, poem, social distancing
  • Artifacts of Reference, No. 69

    March 28, 2020
    Artifacts of Reference, poetry
    Jane Freilicher, legal pad, poem, scan, traffic
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