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Thinking About Zuihitsu

Wikipedia Poem, No. 982 i feel my eye my wife glaring this ambiguity arcs particularly effective clicks i feel my eye my wife stares this ambiguity conveys the corner of the physically and psychologically overwhelming ambiguitythese particularly effective clicksi convene my eyes my wife hunting actions of being actions of kofi annan of newt gingrich…

November 29, 2019

poetry, wikipoem

fame, japan, marriage, modernism, poem, society, surrealism, zuihitsu

Portrait of Amiri

Wikipedia Poem, No. 641 white politicians are their weapons of there be black poems written until love let their weapons or they is their weapons leaving whose brains souls splintered steps or loud stumbling assassins we want a bar stool in the liberal spokesman for trees of there william calcraft poison gas bullshit unless here’s…

October 29, 2017

Joseph M. Gerace

wikipoem

amiri baraka, bodies, collage, fame, freedom, illustration, photography, poetry, spirit

Alexa, Define Arrogance

Wikipedia Poem, No. 436 know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t know i don’t get any…

March 27, 2017

Joseph M. Gerace

wikipoem

art, celebrity, fame, interviews, John Berryman, money, poetry, success, The Paris Review

Richard Rand

Richard Rand, First ever Combat veteran To email “Desperate for Oscar.”

September 8, 2016

Joseph M. Gerace

poetry

art, entertainment, fame, hollywood, internet, money, valiadation, vietnam, war

Wikipedia Poem, No. 131

make more outside of a sense offer this is OK never god’s creation because if it’s not tons about art you believing about they once what learning how easy your art $10 in place of people you have to make an art the strangers strange how tough how white and hopeful hope you have that…

February 3, 2016

Joseph M. Gerace

wikipoem

animals, art, fame, literature, litter, money, poetry, social media, travel, worship

Wikipedia Poem, No. 118

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December 3, 2015

Joseph M. Gerace

wikipoem

cigarettes, fame, John Berryman, London, Paris Review, poem, poetry, wikipoem, William Butler Yeats

0:17:08

I don’t know if it’s teeming or About to BURST or what? But I can feel the great leaden weight of my stomach— what have I done to myself—my reward undoing. Sweat sweetly sliding through the hair on my chest.

August 2, 2013

Joseph M. Gerace

poetry

digestion, fame, first draft, health, language, moleskine, poem