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It’s Sunday morning in California. Dreamtime while I am awake to the possibilities of those unimaginable events that slide in and out of my imagination. The movies of the mind. Nothing has to make sense. In fact, sense gets in the way of time and space and spaceless time and timeless space. I’m composing an …
Poursuivre la lecture de « COLUMNISTS: STUFF, BY LARRY DELINGER – #1 »
Original photos: Jim Morrison by Joel Brodski / Gerard Malanga (Gerard Malanga Archives) JIM... JIM MORRISON On a dit plus d'une fois que Jim a volé mon look, mes pantalons en cuir, le musc. J'ai perdu le compte. mais cela n'est pas vrai. son visage était rond; les contours du mien plutôt anguleux, si je …
GOING TO MAKE POETRY AN INSTITUTION Going to run for political office On a pledge to make poetry an institution Going to rattle the white mans power cage Show them the meaning of real rage The preacher man doubts evolution The con man doesn’t believe in revolution The priest has run out of absolution No …
Poursuivre la lecture de « 3 POEMS BY SAN FRANCISCO LEGEND A.D. WINANS »
The Forensic Pleasures of a Plastic Madonna Prologue: she hears the Broken Girls of Magick Street singing in the abandoned theater watching the earliest surviving pornographic film “I don’t know what I’m going to do Lord I don’t know. I can’t see…. I….” knives flashed behind her retinas as she applied eyeliner and mascara preparing …
Paris in the Afterlife In my dream I am always in Paris just as the undergarments of her city slip slowly from view Here the smoke is violet and thick with steam rising from lovers partings on railroad platforms and under moonlit bridges To the left and right her voluptuous pillows--soft and yielding… …
Poursuivre la lecture de « PARIS POETS: PARIS IN THE AFTERLIFE, BY ANTONIA ALEXANDRA KLIMENKO »
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