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Ireland in a Day (In Praise of Ellen Hutchins)
Wikipedia Poem, No. 802 create many named grasses in seaweed and mussel and among their publications and publishers lecania hutchinsiae et al and the mussels of miss ellen’s garden who? is praised by botanists with seaweed and that’s accurate the thick shale how does she call herself? you can’t appreciate cork bound in seaweed and…
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Shiva-Ogawa
the most interesting thing about the spraying from a big industrial gun it gives you a new body amodal completion it’s very rare that you read something profound and fundamental on color più grande it’s a report on how things are today how are things? they are afraid of the violence within themselves for instance…
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After the CDC
Wikipedia Poem, No. 686 vulnerable r fetus idence-based fetus eble entans gendment ditlementle entient div divider fet nerabletus evint entitlement dividend-bitlemenement dgender idence-dsity trment di sciencdiversinerableble entbased s div ersity tra evideny transfetus eus eviditlemenr fetusce-base diversity ulnerabsed scientitlenerablebasedsity tr diversd scienbased sder fety trans fetus dement dulnerabnder fetlementransgenent transgender divable ence-basement diersity y…
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Opposition Art for d.a. levy
Wikipedia Poem, No. 678 leave-in alleviate dough raise up up up refresh enjoy relieve mitigate ferment up up up &up as one destroys & macabre name direct cause causing replace rise that he battles leviticus or leviathan in harmony with forward progress upon a draft a few days back hold back a strong leavening agent…
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Orpheus Charming the Animals
Wikipedia Poem, No. 646 A note for readers: Each occurrence of an asterisk in the following poem represents one slow, deliberate breath in through the nose (at least three seconds) and out through the mouth (at least three seconds). Silently count each inhale and each exhale. You are permitted to think about anything at all…
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Superior Temporal Sulcus
Wikipedia Poem, No. 531 say goodbye search our she leaves, yes but ground our sexual distributions also primate study published scarfskin to oil; sinew, turpentine in areas of religious questions she, through the arches away from spilled wealth reaction anything into buddhistory scientists are we hard dawkins an early controlling — even the arches blooming…
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People Are Forming Various Sentences with Their Bodies
Wikipedia Poem, No. 455 After Ron Padgett there is no rush dear cognitively certain your lover enough water tells me you were born last month we’ve eaten too much sugar and our birthday was two days enough time to drink we’ve eaten too much sugar and our birthday was two days enough time to indict…
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Mary Ruefle
Wikipedia Poem, No. 437 best case clitics a doctor in exile for his weird name notes that his patient notes inflect particle daughters (i’m with flesh the victims repress popular 45s or cheap vector images pressed in the factories of the sun mary ruefle’s munificent markers derive healing clitics if the litter loves god…
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Sappho
Wikipedia Poem, No. 428 sly i the poet graciously meant to say output as in copula or contains particles and determines its simplest yet most meaningful verb twined around sappho’s esophagus the symptoms a poet’s symptoms manifest in the divorce of stratonice stratonice of syria queen of the seleucid empire from 300 bc until 294…
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