politics
-
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…
-
His Charioteer
Wikipedia Poem, No. 969 secretive unions any reason to open new paths for the collared movement of reason open new paths for collaboration open new paths for blacktop and feels great great the collar he loves lifting lifting and curtail secretive right to the course of America pressure the tepid frog in the middlea little…
-
‘Sometimes they have lost their country and in their heart it feels as if they have lost something big.’
Wikipedia Poem, No. 949 my g pen all you don’t mean assassins looking saving up neither you saw it coming my chattering to you must be some kind of the short poem young many-legged machine that you don’t shitting against something to write this is bidirection only ambient words to you don’t eat tou bring…
-
Where Are the Socially Conservative Women in This Fight?
Wikipedia Poem, No. 947 middle-aged washings the care has been worried in labor all spelling drunk men of consequence not of lake nor lee and helping where force pays in target numbers and that’s a grant at those free of lyric add on experience now, who attacks the stop-tiered fields? like lee like lake healthy…
-
Andrea Dworkin
Wikipedia Poem, No. 924 power relations all the course of redefining family church power relations all the course of redefining family church power course of course redefining family church power relations all the course of redefining family church power relations all the institutions all the course which inhabit and order our lives the course of…
-
Silk Wefts
Wikipedia Poem, No. 915 the weight of a poem on paper is equal to its labor CAConrad silk wefts comprehend the age of disparity for like glories as well as the age of disparity for like hosts as well as the heart of i must know to compromise with one’s compromise in the age of…
-
if yr / then yr / u won’t
Wikipedia Poem, No. 905 on mondaynight agreed in principleto scorch $1.3 trillion at the blastedmarch, according to verge at the blasted march verge, according to twocongressional aides it is a figurefar lowerthan vampiric negotiators on monday night exacted in principle providing$1.3 trillion for interloper verges succor far lower than vampiric $5.7 trillion to the blasted…
-
Dirty Pictures
Wikipedia Poem, No. 900 “travel is reactionary / why is travel reactionary?because you bring money & germs — Carolee Schneeman Capitol is a barren and spindly thing. Its tart parts art themselves sunflower— High for a brief time—then dipping, puffy coats. This weekend in Palm Beach; Prison guard for a weekend in Palm Beach. Cotton,…
-
Really Big Beach
the boy’s fingers tie a dozen plastic battleships with copper wire to unstretched canvas anselm kiefer mistakes monet’s grainstack for pure painting tell the story of colin powell at the united nations advocate of war in 2003 his staff covers guernica with a curtain atlantic blue anselm kiefer purchases the mülheim-kärlich nuclear reactor i swipe…
-
Things to Do with the Abnormal King
Wikipedia Poem, No. 865 Most influential work, contrast the positivist view: Argue that which sentences, heavy with truth-value, abnormal abound: go aweigh, go! Neither truth nor performance, text in particular, sentences, call the performative peculiar; u up? Oh, abnormal king! Utter one of those astonishing valleys; go slink a matinee in exile soiled sound —…
wikipoem.org 