Poetry. "I. The little death, first. There is no such thing as an emergency in the poetry world. Trained on. Like a third armpit. The advantage of the cordless model. You went and had all this shipped in. Promoting camaraderie. And didn't think to ask me if I needed any notions. DutyTour in a 'hot.' Deep enough so no one would notice. In fact, not foundationless red herrings. Play in traffic. I have dollars tonight. But closer approximations of what only a few new in actuality. Scram. Shove off. Go fan it. Major repairs. Get lost. Make like Houdini. A showCause order. In line. Somewhere in the Dominican Republic. Steak fries. The American plan. Purloined and subsequently repainted and furnished with new serial numbers, for the fourth time. An admit list in addition to a guest list. The almost vaudevillian realization that all thoseTightest paranoid fantasies. Beat it. Go take the air. All serving as witting dupes. Convection summary. The fickle incandescent. Devouring the characterization. Bought or sold, were. Take a walk. The techs and the temps. All walks of life. Basque cocktail lounge. The shame of God"—from NINETY-SIX TEARS.
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About the Author:
Born in the Bronx and living in New York for many years, Michael Gottlieb is the author of fifteen books including MEMOIR AND ESSAY, NEW YORK, GORGEOUS PLUNGE, LOST AND FOUND (containing the seminal 9/11 poem "The Dust"), THE LIKES OF US, and MEMOIR AND ESSAY. In the Seventies he helped the influential Language poetry magazine, Roof.
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- PublisherRoof Books
- Publication date1981
- ISBN 10 093780407X
- ISBN 13 9780937804070
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number1
- Number of pages80
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