The Occupation You see, it really is a lot of work because there is a lot of mud, you see, especially when it rains so much like it has and makes mud upon mud, mud all the way down, and then it really becomes quite the occupation to move all that [...]
Archive for June, 2011
A poem by Oni Buchanan
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From the Archive with Ray DeJesús
Posted in Augury Books, Fire, Poetry, tagged Archive, Augury, Augury Books, Blowout, From the Archive, Poem, Poetry, Ray DeJesus on June 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From the Archives of the Dancer-cum-Singer-cum-Actress Recreation Project in Progress as is an undone bow-tie dipped in a well of M.L. Ciccone’s antiseptic pomade for brunettes gone blonde genteel. From the Archives of the Great Potamkin Blowout The stretched pleather gloves reach to the Peconic of yr lap like Cadillac hubcaps * Kindly that [...]
