1/2
1/2 by Oscar Smiles rachmaninoff comes to me 1/2 inspected 1/2 wasted & aneuritical about something he’d eaten in the latter half of gods omen
Month: August 2013
BAD DAY FOR INTERVIEWS
BAD DAY FOR INTERVIEWS by David Rutter I spend the day Videoconferencing Instantaneous bad news At the all girls school Of my mind It’s a
The Muse on a Hot Day
The Muse on a Hot Day by John Bennett Here I sit shadeless in my car on the hill in 100-degree heat under a blazing
Pursuing the Teumessian Vixen
Pursuing the Teumessian Vixen by Randall Nicholas inspired by cerebella positive back in prison from the only below- sea-level mountain range on earth a slip-freud
GLOW WORMS
GLOW WORMS by Nicole Kuwik Just drunk enough to see the similarities between Edie Sedgwick and a pack of glow worms, doomed amidst their beautiful
Dirty Laundry
Dirty Laundry by Kyle Jaeger I drove to the 24-hour Laundromat in a soiled white tee and an old pair of sweatpants that rode well
Meet Leonora Carrington
Meet Leonora Carrington Carrington was born in England in 1917, the daughter of a wealthy industrialist, but lived most of her life in Mexico City,
A Poem on Pictures from Taschen’s ‘Decorative Art 70s’.
A Poem on Pictures from Taschen’s ‘Decorative Art 70s’. by Quasimofo “The constraints placed on both architects and designers by the economic recession which dominated
North of the Pole Star
North of the Pole Star by Casey Bush if you enter these mountains alone with only compass and a map let me know I’ll meet
The Art of Children
The Art of Children by Halifax Prince Rupert drops It was a perfect shame the heat of it how well reality resisted intrusion with an