literature
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Stein on France, Progress, History
“The background of tradition of profound conviction that men and women and children do not change, that science is interesting but does not change anything, that democracy is real but that governments unless they tax you too much or get you defeated by the enemy are of no importance.” Gertrude Stein in Paris France
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wikipedia poem, no. 18
lies beyond The edge, a tired of the freezer I find the hacked with vacation clouds in the freezer I find the universe Its edge but what lies beyond The Yoghurt Tree weeps at the real prospect of the side. Living grapes in the asphalt’s softest feed the hacked with vacation clouds When the kitchen…
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wikipedia poem, no. 9
/ suffer it has all them off with one would think about death and every time you have to have to have been thinking anyone brain tied behind me women + sleeping a literature of art yes just as on them off with one of art yes just as on think any literature / suffer…
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Meditation on a Lamp’s Reflection
Sandpaper tin reflection Alternate lines of age and waves From what optical cauldron, of cold correlative connection, Three sisters of sanitary sane wage can weigh. Drums do disrupt the aural presentation, particle collision, Of tan ten point game (Blood trickles like from a spout to funeral cup Or black and blue Jack genteel, In thee…
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wikipedia poem, no. 5
He is better known by his stage name sexual attractants—“A Small Village”—or pheromones Found with several species of brown algae Such as Colonel Eamon “Ned” Broyl, the American rapper A complex chemical compound naturally present in freshwater environments Now included in the Southeast statistical region First noticed off Howard County, the formula of dictyopterene A…
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wikipedia poem, no. 2
With weaponsWithout weaponsprincipled firmness—body first the thing the master has not saidforce, reaction, opponent—hand, elbow, kicks, escape and levering attack and defense sculpted against wrestling—with drastic violencechoking from behind—knife and sword against students armed opponents, long, short, trains the body first, then the mind.
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wikipedia poem, no. 1
Malmesbury born and died ascended philosopher-priest feather-rich 1651 daemon on absolute sovereign right of individualequality of manartificial character, order legitimate political power where matter lasts, motion, obedienceobeying influence
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“Cy Twombly” from “Collected Prose of Charles Olson”
“Sculpture fled. And architecture has now run after. And for good reasons: that the round world (which it was their job to lead us to enjoy—to illuminate)—turned to rot. It had been treated cheap, not by these arts but by what makes arts: men. All the golden things, including the mean, got debased. Then everything…
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