Archive for January, 2007
Monday, January 15th, 2007
Syntactic Complexity
And she, her back to him, seems only what she shows as she bends over, reaching between her splayed legs to pick it up, her face a moment upside down beneath her crotch, her pink tongue flickering level with the face she watches watching her, the face void of expression, dense as stone, clinical as [...]
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Thursday, January 11th, 2007
A Blurb
In Timothy Green’s appropriately titled AMERICAN FRACTAL a whole vision is created from fragments of American myths, family, religion, the body, holidays, money, food, art, lovers, science, ads, and even earthquakes. His poems are wonderfully original and American in their irony – it’s a kind-hearted irony with truth as its goal. With his subjects “…each [...]
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Friday, January 5th, 2007
Hackers Need to Get a Life
Do we need to start a Get-The-Hackers-Laid fund? You’re telling me seriously that you don’t have anything better to do on on a Friday night? Chase.com, whitehouse.org I could see, but this is lame. The least you could do is something cool, like change our name to Prattle. I actually got a hate email at [...]
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Friday, January 5th, 2007
Microcassette
MICROCASSETTE At first it was just a gift, the batteries not included, but wrapped neatly in a smaller box, a matching bow with the same generous loop of silver, its paper the same gaudy green. Try it out, she told him, and so he did. Is this the way I sound? he said. Is this [...]
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Wednesday, January 3rd, 2007
Poetry in Dreams
Fitful dreams for me are rare. Most assume a kind of simple wish-fulfillment that might make Freud wonder if I had a superego at all — I’m either playing baseball or getting laid. No analysis necessary. So when a dream comes that has some kind of negative emotion attached to it, I pay attention. Occasionally, [...]
