The Sleep That Changed Everything. Lee Ann Brown
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Название: The Sleep That Changed Everything

Автор: Lee Ann Brown

Издательство: Ingram

Жанр: Поэзия

Серия: Wesleyan Poetry Series

isbn: 9780819576156

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СКАЧАТЬ Foundation Century old pin oaks scorched

      Against stones of those who can’t ever leave this sight—

      Who witnessed Who

      Drove away during the sermon Burning

      Come lay here awhile familiar body of earth

      swelling sweetness I know not yet

      When sexing grows stale so will living so

      not yet to die or be bored by bright

      eyes in the bias of night streaming

      3 am comfortable garlic rose

      honey jasper beryllium iridium

      insulating who knows what from whom or

      what marginalia starts to cook at

      3 pm half way cross to one real world

      writing flash across the sky complete

      with fiery tail Just once is not

      enough how ’bout 4 a minute

      and look up again tonight

      Come here Come tarry

      Comet her

      or

      A Mother-to-Be’s Book of meltdown anticipation and scientific renderings of organic and theoretical forms such as the way flowers lie in the bud: A permutational Cento of Centos consisting of painful insufflations, multiple estivations, the calculus of various inflorescents, my naive set theories (as unordered pairs), vibratory odes in all manner of cross-pollinating color, illumined spores & how they grow in corkscrew contortion, all imbued with entire New Electric Libraries of the Body. Herein find random factors of the strange attraction to “hard science,” but also to soften it, previously FAILED materials and pick-up works, illuminated maps of misreading, specifically, a Trace Study of my Own Peculiar Vocabulary living in the dictionary, reading public signs backwards or torqued in the House (See: “Waking in the Offices of Dawn,” “A Demand for Fried Chicken,” and “The Unhinged Bride’s Index Box”). A deep pillow tapestry, the soft underbelly of the (not guilty) quilt-lined snow on 100’s of 1000’s of flowers packed in wet newspaper to last this linked act always with an Other in mind: molecules being excited to a higher level of activity by heat or unseen stimulations, through any reader’s eye to correspondence’s finger, culminating in a Splice Index for the edification of Ladies, Gentlemen, Sentences & new Punkish Geezers left out in the rain of the Sleep Cake that changed Everything.

       for Tom Raworth

      Fresh start

      she smokes

      the color of his eyes

      rat, maternal & sexual behavior

      in that culture

      there was husband capture

      the word for inhaling someone else

      “stay” plain

      an insufflating venture

      inventing all the ways of from

      as for me and mine

      we know how water changes

      pitch as it warms up &

      connects the poem’s skin up to

      curvaceous thought

      & open possibles,

      pricks up the spring like

      songs

      my liner notes are

      nonlinear notes

      Linear Velocity

      in a Velocity line

      Children meeting

      you can only try

      Not to subsume

      the title into the poem

      Words like “crank” & “shift”

      “frame”

      Thinking as

      sexually inspired not so

      far from the idea of what

      makes me write

      Vibratory Ode

      Not to work my Vibratory Mode

      was one option

      I close to forego

      What happened to me?

      I tried to be like everybody

      else for a few moments

      out the window

      Insufflation

      loss or relation or

      In your face

      elation

      suffered inflation

      Play it in its

      identification

      I feel like I can’t read

      people’s poems

      without loving them

      Just having met he said

      Tell me everything right now

      & give it to me right now on stone

      tablets right now please

      My other story:

      Upon trying to find some Barbecue

      in Greensboro, NC on a Sunday night

      & upon the suggestion of

      a restaurant named I forget what,

      She said, “No, that’s Black Tie”

      & I thought she meant

      “Pigfoot with Lemongrass”

      I can tell Electricity

      I’ve СКАЧАТЬ