Tuesday, April 19, 2011

The Afternoon Of My Own Accord (variable series)








men who are

for men who

are poor men

who pour mean

meanings into

men and mean

what they forget

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their project

by not having

been by the

way-side west

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had been a

reason for

wanting the

morning, clogged

by a dream

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vomiting and

becoming motionless

again

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then opening

their eyes – apart from

coming apart with

this life

then

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having their sense

in stacks against

one another

- timely functions

and cool sloughs

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the downtown sight

up the Avenue

at night

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I am beaming

apart because

they ream

it out of me

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the men – uncombed –

remind me

of nouns I don’t

ever use

anymore

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myself a noun

proper in the

un-sense

and having had

the being

torn from the

lily of it

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to tell the

response, the

again of it – the

tossed off

public person

who dies

from being,

privately,

a person

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a heavy from

him, a depth,

a senseless point

having nothing

to do

in this place

having been here

many times before

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and from

here

you can see

what’s where

for miles

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