the new yorker
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Think We Have The Same Toothbrush
Think we have the same toothbrush oh my heart is already beating let me know what color chair you like prevent the sweat can you tell i’m here that’s boss love the motion the sense of transformation hubie needs his check bro the most powerful formula ever created modern cartoonists draw eyes with a drug…
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Poem for The New Yorker
Wikipedia Poem, No. 997 gothic piping which is world embarrassing themselves year over year, bertolt. frequently seemingly the night of iron and i can tell you, heather, in my advice to cross today and that quietly seemingly obviously the world is embarrassing — there were loves missing which is to say watching the world embarrassing…
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Distract & Conquerré
Wikipedia Poem, No. 927 Tener el deseo, la voluntad o la intención de hacer, poseer o lograr algo. documentary pissed she don’t think of her steve jobs-like baritone & tweezed & tweeted elizabeth holmes show-crime doesn’t pay (saturated in urges worse to survive) but her whetstone scandal authorized for publication her stories buried under the…
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‘The Thinking Machines of Tomorrow’ W.S. Merwin
from The New Yorker, November 29, 1969
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wikipedia poem, no. 25
“Harbingers aggrieve the event surviving punk kids who take to imagineer politics. She studied against structure, thus a boycott, called Woman which runs in power-bending concerns. These concerns include threats and the born-female perfect tense afforded liberation that the next year old boy has accessed for turquoise generations and published across the lectern. She who…
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