Friday, December 24, 2004

Dust Blows But Dirt Has a Home

An army of poses laid flat, the flush of your cheek--

This tower has a spiral staircase, a little window at the top--

From here, your confession made a clean unraveling--

Listen to me, Aldo (as if comfort could be contained)--

"It's like pulling socks out of the wash, trying to remember last night's dream"--

A different language for a different time of day--

Drawing targets on everything, a kind of twitch--

The dance, the dance, the dance, dance without turning.

Tuesday, December 07, 2004

Go Canadian?

CNN ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (AP) -- An American T-shirt company has a solution for their fellow citizens who want to vacation in Europe without having to answer questions about U.S. politics -- pose as Canadians.

Why not go Swiss, eh?

Monday, December 06, 2004

Finders Feel

collapse, you've been granted
a cluster or two, thanks
built into the pavement

if you could smell the person,
hear the compressor, the escalator,
the negotiating casters

comfort leaves the chair

thanks built into the cheek

Monday, November 22, 2004

Monkey Shakespeare Simulator

A monkey could type Shakespeare's plays, given enough time. Of course he couldn't write them, even using a typewriter. Because then they wouldn't be Shakespeare's plays, but the monkey's.

Saturday, November 20, 2004

Monday, November 15, 2004

Breath

Shindell, is, as usual, an inspiration. I too will begin work on something longer now. My cousin's novel is out with an agent and I have nothing to type anyway. (Polar bear gone. Pooped in pool.)

Saturday, October 23, 2004

Parabolic

your paper tongue

sleeping bear hour

berber shadow games

fridgeless coeds

(epicene lamsters)

crept and dumped

cloud kitchens!












Friday, October 15, 2004

Big in Germany

Unfortunately her hand covers half my name. I will try to buy the actual issue and represent it here sometime soon.

Friday, October 01, 2004

Frags

The line's not knot-free,
the skiff drags the skipper.

Waves crest, white-capped,
to speak of "immortality's corridors."

An orgy of parsing, lasers, and clouds.




Sunday, September 12, 2004


                                                        

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Thursday, September 09, 2004

Tuesday, August 31, 2004

Tomorrow is Always Fresh

Cult of the virgin.
     (I saw it twice.)

Hedgerow to Speedo--
     I read you clear.

Pool cover plus
     eucalyptus bark.

Fools, lovers, we.
     Spark, you clipped us.

poem on the way...in the meanwhile


Ali J?

Sunday, August 29, 2004

Who is this man and why does he say Booyakasha?



(It's Ron $ and we have no idea.)

Beautiful Image

Jim Behrle's been reading my mind while I have been sleeping. Obey. Silliman. Classic header image.

NEW LOOK

Folks, welcome to the hot new look of Gunther's Block. Thanks to squidfingers.com for the pattern.

Also: Fictioneer Lewis Robinson has embarked on a blog of his own. I very much enjoyed his book OFFICER FRIENDLY, and the new cover is wild.


Friday, August 27, 2004

My Ears Scuffled Down the Stairs

Via my eyes. In lieu of a new poem from me, how about one from Spencer? What a pleasing density. I don't know if it's advisable to use kohl and cardamom (as colors) in one poem. I guess it depends on how long the poem is. Anyway, I link it here because I like it. Gun