morality
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‘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…
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For All the Vegans I’ve Loved and Consumed (Trendy Modernist Power Play)
Wikipedia Poem, No. 991 ONE of animals as moral consumers justify their sight moral consumption of animals and you don’t fry up this fragmented animal as moral constraint either hence we dig up this fragmented animal class in anti-intellectual stories under wonder what’s moral consumption? the poets are moral consumers mutatis mutandis what’s moral? we…
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Prose Poem
Wikipedia Poem, No. 893 Your blood you’re acting Eng-lich you are valuable how you save but either you thought actual is everything long to you, you are adamant to love—oh, trope!—around relation time. Milosz says no system works. If you want your brown what’s the opposite? You canonize the senators quarries you’re large and bald…
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 119
George Washington has left to run a Cruz cigarettes to take a ton hard to the campaign against missiles against faces against the heft to abandon the relentless we according to pay their hide behind classified if they hide been if civilians senior months a bureaucracy that moves deploys fighters their weapons even below and…
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Infidelity
Her catholic harness In the lamp-lit corner A black habit Praying for what I’ll never know
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