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alike / unlike
—
in an afternoon alike
unlike any other a
dog passes its life tied
to a wooden box barking
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and / so and
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in this place and that
it is enough
in this place and that
it is enough that the people
that the people
people “at the next levels down”
it is enough that the people
“at the next levels down”
suffer
concerns
it is enough
it is enough and it isn’t
is it and so
and so
and so and
so and
and so they are made to suffer by cumulative increment
more
and more
hardship
such collective suffering passes in shadows almost unseen
while all embrace uplifting slogans
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fill it / with spirit
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having a memory of placement in time from childhood
do say some
she fills it with spirit
the digital reproduction
of an intrinsic
abstraction and how the original interpretation of that memory thus persists
he fills it
she fills it and
abstraction
implies radical possibilities
despite reevaluation of that memory from cumulative distances
do say some fill it
with spirit and resist
the digital reduction
of that
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far // so far it
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thirteen thirteen thirteen
thirteen so far
thirteen thirteen
thirteen so far
thirteen thirteen thirteen
thirteen thirteens
thirteen so far
so far it
so far it
so far
it is enough
thirteen
it is enough
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Cy Twombly
chance discovery this afternoon to these references in poems:
from Clark Coolidge’s At Egypt
When I heard the blown owl
like the Cy Twombly scrubbing that pile of penises?
(VIII)
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from Rachel Blau DuPlessis’s Drafts 1-38, Toll
Perhaps translucence is a quality of erasure.
The thing anyway looks like a Cy Twombly
strokes trailing each other and dibs, nibs,
flicks of the wrist and a dreamy evisceration of pencil.
(Draft 17: Unnamed)
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thirteen
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so far I come then with some numbers of my own then
so far thirteen is fine
thirteen thirteens sock puppet president and a stick up his ass
thirteen butt puckers
so far
thirteen times gasoline nozzle
someone heard it all
sock puppet president and sticks it up his ass
thirteen so far
thirteen gallons thirteen
thirteen so far
thirteen and pumping filler up petrol
sock puppet president and stick it up his ass then
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gaining / on
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leather girls gaining
on pubis and dildo in
popular search terms
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planet // inmate
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mood
and the motion of that
within a self
having a moody moment and then
emoting
external distraction
internal distraction
pain
an ankle for instance
how did he get onto this planet
inmate
immaterial
how do these terms relate
concrete tumescent
the easy way out and
and then them be bitter
hempen rope
winding and with given
whenever one
must be fierce
arrest home
entry into an improper club
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beat steak flat
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a couple of recipes from The International Women’s Group pf Ahwaz-Iran:
Monkey Gland Steak
1 lb. rump steak
3 Tbsp. vinegar
3 Tbsp. tomato ketchup
3 Tbsp. Worcesershire sauce
1 onion, chopped
1/2 tsp. dry mustard
Fat for frying
Beat steak flat. Mix together other ingredients andplace steak in the mixture for 30 minutes. Remove steak, reserving sauce. Fry in hot fat, heat the sauce and pour over the steak.
Moira Clarke, O.S.C.O.
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Nelly’s Special
1/2 cup vinegar
1/2cup pineapple juice
1/2 tsp. salt
1 cup dill pickle juice
2 cups sugar
2 pks. unflavored gelatin
1/2 cup cold water
4 chopped dill pickles
1 large can pineapple, crushed
1 cup chopped pimentos
1 cup nuts
Lettuce
Combine vinegar, pineapple juice, salt, dill pickle juice and sugar together and heat. Dissolve gelatin on cold water and add to above ingredients. Add remaining ingredients, put in refrigerator for 24 hours before serving. Serve on lettuce leaf.
Nelly Fetsh, Halliburton
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