New York Review of Books
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“The Great Enigma” by Stamatis Polenakis (trans. Richard Pierce)
Goodbye forever to this brief age of freedom. Farewell unforgettable days and glorious nights and leaves swept away by the wind. We were young, we hoped for nothing and we waited for tomorrow with the blind obstinacy of the castaway who throws stones in the water. Source: Polenakis, Stamatis. “The Great Enigma.” Austerity Measures: The…
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Ash Armor Beach
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Poem after Personals in The New York Review of Books (Soumettre à une Interrogation)
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Ten Aphorisms
Wikipedia Poem, No. 774 Post-home movements and the archtextual thing. Whisper leisure schools each prison disables each worker. And archtextual now accordingly whispers leisure schools each person they said Bruno Queysanne knows what he knows — the person is the utopia that is hard and boring. But engaged with language, the pronouncement like a…
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The Radical Cartographers
Wikipedia Poem, No. 690 eva forever abstruse vote for students in profundity he was smashed and the line art povera took in hackensack on poplar ave another meaningless fox living in one less hess Sources: Celant, Germano. Arte Povera. New York, Praeger Publishers, 1969. Print. Alien. Directed by Ridley Scott. Twentieth Century Fox , 1979.…