Anne Boyer, "Obscene Proletariat"
Anne Boyer reads her poem "Obscene Proletariat."
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- K. Silem Mohammad is the author of several collections of poetry, including Deer Head Nation, Breathalyzer, and The Front. He edits the poetry magazine Abraham Lincoln and is faculty editor of West Wind Review. He teaches creative writing and literature at Southern Oregon University.
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6 comments:
I love this, it is great! can I post this over at micawberesque? Can't wait to get my hands on Anne's bookbook!
Sure, Susana.
Is this a video response to "America the Sophisticated Playground"?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAUxxhNM7vA
This doesn't look staged.
It looks organic.
Love you to you two and love to the new year.
Let it be better than the last.
Not possible
for some reason this gave me the phrase
'eyes like rouged udders'
which then gave me the image
of 'lipstick nipples' being continuously painlessly nibbled off by crimson dolphins (use appropriate black metal soundtrack or lionel hampton).
very crisp use of video! cool.
i second dusie's @ire.
In the 1908 essay Freud posits the idea, based on his case history of “Little Hans” (published in 1909), that the young boy perceives the possession of the penis as the “normal” condition and his sister’s lack of a penis as a defect.
What's weird about this, is that in middle German or whatever it is
Hahn means cock.
Now so does Linga
but it also means "mark"
math-you made you
mark
look
at my john
or "gere"
richard~
"dick"
Freud a trickster
and a victim
of the trickster
that is langue
only the poets
know
how to legislate
the line
the mer-ore'd wine
"shamanic presence"
for
pressure-dent
Go
(med)USA!
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