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"They’ve grown comfortable with their money," I said. "They genuinely believe they’re entitled to it. This conviction gives them a kind of rude health. They glow a little.""I have trouble imagining death at that income level," she said."Maybe there is no death as we know it. Just documents changing hands."
Another "tweak" of Sandra Simonds poems from Warsaw Bikini. I think I'll rename this first section of her book: Deb Dinged Orgy Mink.
after The Academy of The Future: Scenarios and Models
do you know of the the vast, calm, still, deep chemicals covering the gaps in the deep Russian parts of our house
should a horse vanquish wolves with mortgages with its pithy eye-holes
when the bells ring twelve times / when the bells are ringing here / in the house a bell rings / to tell us different kinds of unspoken words
New York women facing martyrdom lean in against a crass architecture / two holy blue lights / one a slippery night spire / one a birth defect of love canals / they pace and glow / their face with six frequencies
like some oxygenated cells
have culture
and beards
and an appreciation for Woody Allen
so the message board goes down / the baby turns up a big wimp / we keep waking up with the same breath
is this the easiest way to turn a thumb about
an acre of science and language fall off a square of newly turned earth / we are smitten to dance and be simple ocean creatures / like our parents or like the vikings or like guitar music made ugly / the field spreads in blades and teeth each one a new place to put a letter / we glower at our words / they are as ugly as the hilltops
and now / momma / we part houses
only to drink the big gulps
pitching over nettle water
falling out big cups
I am a simple being now
so an ocean of violins swell
and my being a story
about the perfect wave
still
feels
pretty