Fluxus. A precise possibility that produces imprecise, but valid, conclusions.
posted by Jon Lemmon @ 10:06 PM
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Experimental writing, art poetry site, presenting dada, surrealist material, irrational rant, rumour and ridicule ...for oh yea and oh yea/did he gradely speek his speek/and in paraliptics did he spoke his speek/in a way way and roundybouty way/and for all those who could understood his overstanding/which was mandy/upon them did he fall his flood of good/and upon those whom missed his bandwagon/which included the philipsteins/and the christmaslights...
Saturday, July 30, 2005
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AND I DREAM THAT
boldly
and with minature
furniture
glued
to my head
with underground water
seeping into my shoe
i demonstrate wellington food
forcible entry with spoons
a surprise
bric-a-brac attack
and although the money is bad
the plumbing perks are good
WARNING:
ALL THEORIES ARE CORRECT
ALL SPELLING MISTAKES
ARE INTENTIONAL
ALL POEMS
ARE SIMPLY MADE UP
AND ARE PURELY
INCONSEQUENTIAL
2 Comments:
A patchy path that pawns away it's peaches for the sake of a nice view from the pavillion
Thank you anonymous, but didn't you mean..."a PITHY path that pawns away its SURROUNDING peaches, for the sake of a nice NEW view from the PLAIN BUT PLEASANT pavillion." You see: I know that quote from Lowery as well.
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