tell _________+ and





i Do not have time love's bakery.


"cd...clare...such a debonaire...de bon airs"

colure


off to encounter Clare who's Parnet to his willy-nilly. Or clare to his human foible. O! Glissade O beaux O old age. She was puffed to her smoke. dears. Love is like that. It's a dog. Woof! Woof! my bow-wow to yer meow-meow ~ meow-meow~! Ulysses.



------------------------------------------------------------------







"AND the Jewish girls all
ate pomegranate ...."



_____________________________




Lucy on the other hand is from Singapore
keeps a restaurant going on the edge of the Gay Village
she's a plain sort of but obliging woman,
endlessly helping her family,
putting her own life
on hold
"one day I am gonna leave here ...."

her sister, the more beautiful
of the two
shapely eyes and teeth
her breasts a
breath of
sweet
on the

air

as if bread
was
cooked by

god




~





francis picabia

Its good to watch this video first without sound ~
then to watch it with it.



an excerpt of
Rateliers Platoniques
from "Platonic False Teeth"
-----------------------------------------------------------

"
'The regime of the photographic radium screen’s wind rests every day in the effluvia of the sublime family of great vices when the pyre laughs at the pirate world.



-----readin' this english translation one is not so sure that
its dense packed movement creates the abstract flavour and feel of its the french .
translation is a labour


Blushing gets pretty dangerous if paralyzed King lacks a Queen, and Jesus Christ, crazed with the sorrows of a society violated in public hereditary silence, operates early in the intrigues of the seraglio, vizier of heaven’s administration.'



Don't think the english works in this translation. what works in french language is virtually the con_verse in english _____________________ where french plays against its heavy abstraction __________ english always works better as narrative suppleness and fluid imagery of movement ___ Picabia works the sentence in French against the cognate of the cogito hang-over its proper order business

French since the classical take over
(M. Foucault describes this
in his various books
for example---Lets Mots et les Choses )


--------------------------------------- What does not work in English
is the intelligence supposed by the Descartian French that Picabia
undoes in French
yet is not
transmitted
equally into English
As
Mister Descartes
classical
cogito
french
never quite
took
in English
lish
lish



Paul Valery once wrote that every translation is abandoned: incomplete.
translation: shifting from one sensibility to another
inversions reversions
what one language deterritorializes the
other reterritorializes

"Blushing gets pretty dangerous if ( in english one might have writ if the The or A paralyzed ...) (the indefinite or indefinite article in other words )paralyzed King lacks a Queen, and Jesus Christ, crazed with the sorrows of a society violated in public hereditary silence (these images don't fly as well in English as I suspect the allusions stronger in French, dont come over__ I don't specific allusions, but even general ones),


operates early in the intrigues of the seraglio, vizier of heaven’s administration
."

(administration in french is a heavy going word
whereas in Englsh its merely a marker of inertia it has no song

Frank O' Hara's poetry takes on some of these qualities in his earliesh long poems
where he packs image after image working them with repeating refrains....
I think Tzara translates better into English

because his work is rougher than
Picabia's and less
inhabitated
by ideas

_________________________

(these are tentative remarks, provisional)




--------------------- Picabia poet, painter and participant in Dada and Surealism _ friend of Tzara Satie and others, numerous experimental events and art happenings. Picabia was also a millionaire and funded a lot of the printing of the
Dada movement. He also owned, if I remember rightly, 36 automobiles!




_______________________________------------------------- issue 11 Galatea [i think the blog has folded since their last issue] provides a discussion of two or three translations of Picabia into English----------------
source of the translation above galatea resurrects 11

---------------------------------------------------

misse ~d



Postage missing

Missing the nights the days. Your arms around me, mine around yours always imaginary. Missing the nights the days. Your arms around me, mine around yours always imaginary. Missing the nights the days. Your arms around me, mine around yours always imaginary. Missing the nights the days. Your arms around me, mine around yours always imaginary. Missing the nights the days. Your arms around me, mine around yours always imaginary.and your lips



Signed with a breath ~



who |re-set|4th time round




Who was that you were

looking at in the moonlight
portrait of the sky
heaven ward with the day sent
like righteous spending
the cackling geese spread their wings
heading north eliminating Olympus as their goal



What are you talking about
head speaking from the floor
(that's mine remember? )
headless lover
with a sandwich for a brain
breathing fire and flames



You are not the one
you are what
I can't live with you any longer
Really? why not?
she__ your love is like God
I can't rely on it


my love is like Picasso it grows on a tree
gorgeous with the weight of a storm

Well says she stretching her winking eyes
hair standing on her skull
but her head was the harem
on the floor
her head was nattering from the linoleum
where it fell when I woke up remember?
hers a mouth never shut
she should have been crucified
for that the bitch
that alone was enough
to get her shot



What can you do about it
you win some you lose__

handsome headless Mary muttered
at the top of the room
she wanted my seams
getting appearances instead



In Dublin 'where the streets are so merry'
what a joke __ I head up the boulevard
sinking in the bog
holding Derry up to my name
thinking of streets my grandfather
walked and walked
the Lusitania comes to mind



Yes, elections again
flags waving in the dirt which means no one
eats for four months
should the neighbours feel guilty,
yes indeed they ought to and
better yet, they'd be better off
doing something else
better of being dead



She moved in we read Genet day
before Venice sunk
Dublin the last alternative
free choice
people have accents there
like trees and repetitious
like repetitious like bitching good
honey smile your eyes on camera
this is In Camera



Go back to Paris the outskirts a few days
death mayhem chaos crying tear
gas when did you get back
stop loving at the distance of distaste
someone wants to know your name



I am the only stranger in your house
didya' move? yea, I told you
I am now a haunted house



I moved into a strange palace
mirrors in the windows
your head has now glimsped the shade
where I used to live



I am coming to the train tracks
visiting you with the slender thieves of memory
dawn breakfast and the Baroque
a high parade of Art you cannot mistake



there's no hope Abaddon none
the wind is a restless bug
with gangsters on it
her cigarette dangles
she's a gun moll alright
a pun mall



filled with the lathing of self
not mixed like some pediment
ruckus the din of her selves is nothing
Nothing what nothing what?



After Jesus comes over Ann
reiterates he stays or I leave
it's a flashback the acid he took
carrying his wood to the crucifixion
straining the brain of his beat
coveting his return



Some wish they'd never had kids
which don't belong to them
he's sitting at the stool
wagging his finger
celebrating the time has come
to break his hymen



There you go again
get your hair back on there's no hymen trope
in any rhetoric that I know of
what are you a baby in blue
are you desperate then
opens the bird cage
down her drawbridge
inviting me to nestle
later we'll meet in her night



not the fashionable blinks and
ahs of self-compliment



what continent is that
Africa my lone star
lay down your gazelle
your Ethiopian wolves



so the factory of dust chants my name
treading each church a dusty wind
a sore in the full night



How corny can you get
gun moll appalled by the respect for tropes
metastatic my name in the hour of the stamp
giving forth like the dead windows of her cornucopia
plus



hydrant spent eyes
meddlesome merry makers
feel sorry for yourself girls



after always after after's a word
that should be damned
do you always come saying my name
depends on the day
time or place
it could be you're not there in my head, your head? you mean your__ you mean I mean my

loins__ your loins, hell what the hell are loins, I mean who uses the word, loins? right like who hangs out their loin cloth? Some people get all the breaks. I am the happy nomad



Remember when we first stopped, and we'd go
peacefully to our rooms
listening to songs and I'd wait or you'd wait delayed gratification until neither of us could stand it, I mean bear it, you said I was the first email in yer heart I was the__ when you were in Paris did you call me hanging up, I got these two strange calls__ his lips are like sealed urgencies he won't admit he did wrong even when he didn't do wrong__ Paris Paris payphone call from Montmartre couldn't get through__ thought I heard your voice__ at__ __th_____ other end Hello__ hello is that? Can I get through operator? Operator is gone as a___ a s a surviving left over_____as a figure of speech orator no longer exists . Two calls in the dead heat of desire to say the wind was buffeting Paris that afternoon in the dream fantasy promise land



it's as if she's mindin' her business not mine what business is that business school or acclaimation of the death's she's made of her career?come cranky let me hod carrier your career careening in the dark to all the slippers we make




we don't make slippers we chew we are Indians fellows with our names on the pack what choice is that to stay the hour



corn husks at the break of day
hustle the ringing shelves
what semen spent fright do you hearken my dove, will its principle be sheaves of dust or hitchhiking to hopes you never had and feeling the wrinkle around your clothes, your eyes timber



tuition of your pate



Something like that



Choice she sneers it's easy to see obvious to do hard to enact like the bell bottom of old men what on earth are you saying? for cryin' out loud, say what you meant



it's easy to be a chip on the old shoulder
giving someone the cold shoulder is easy something that comes natural like
making a typo when you're writing fast skipping the t's and q's or other things people feel obliged to render__ in the queue in the few that was stranded your name found the time your name found the herald__ is that it? not sure, well we wont see before the telegram arrives won't we



shall we stutter 'spent' no we shan't say
better history in the hopes we cultivated



a worrysome meddle
kept you back
kept me back



pick
thank her head
handing the hamadryad back her bed



go ahead be cold
be dead

this


--------------------------------------


this
is the n

ight


as it speaks


wonders if its heart


wonders if its knight charges


__

Must a mouse always take centre stage?

In this machine 'errors are the portals of volition' the crap of necessity the twist of being, the rill of becoming the hinder of bringing the machine pushed to its length
its none of your business in other words


-------------------------------------

MM as Jean Harlowe


Harlowe listen to the syllable. Har low e with the E twigging at the end. Lowe har har har lowe suggestiveas the roe in mon roe execept with harlowe it's all soft and ending e's the softness of a lady's thighs as I slide down it aching head, caught too in the middle of her groin _ head slide to lowe as har lowe not har lot or hard at all except me who is hard as gold at her soft Lowe her O Low her Low Low linger finger sweet dove thigh low hunkers high knee and calf stocking by secret flesh carnal win






http://home.att.net/~sallyann3/avedon.html

jackson pollock || turner







Jackson Pollock

Birth


28 January 1912


with Keith Holness seeing Pollock 17 years old at the Musee des Beaux Art s~~




Died ~~
11 August 1956 Or some time after he born

Turner SnowStorM

Ruskin on Turner
Thirst for largeness - grasp of terror

and this GiaNtguy
TuRner
age 5 or
15

gathering
grains
in my
little
head
which was
at the time
nothing
at all
but a puncture point
of persecution

when time out of
mind?
memory
slips
this mentation




In the year 1842 this picture was thus described by Turner in the Academy Catalogue:

"Snowstorm. Steamboat off the harbour mouth making signals, and going by the lead. The author* was in this storm the night the Ariel left Harwich. ...
* Note Turner's significant use of this word, instead of "artist."It was characterized by some of the critics of the day as a mass of "soapsuds and whitewash.

Then he burst out, "Soapsuds and whitewash! What would they have? I wonder what they think the sea's like ? I wish they'd been in it... "

think of Hopkin's


Into the snows she sweeps,

Hurling the haven behind,

The Deutschland, on Sunday; and so the sky keeps,

For the infinite air is unkind,

And the sea flint-flake, black-backed in the regular blow,

Sitting Eastnortheast, in cursed quarter, the wind;

Wiry and white-fiery and whirlwind-swivellèd snow

Spins to the widow-making unchilding unfathering deeps.



She drove in the dark to leeward,
105
She struck—not a reef or a rock

But the combs of a smother of sand: night drew her

Dead to the Kentish Knock;

And she beat the bank down with her bows and the ride of her keel:

The breakers rolled on her beam with ruinous shock;

And canvas and compass, the whorl and the wheel

Idle for ever to waft her or wind her with, these she

4. The Wreck of the Deutschland

_____
reading that back now im not sure it click Konnects
to Turner . Turner is way wilder in spite of Hopkins' sprung bouncing wrecking rhythm. His religiosity over takes his text.
Oh well
More une autre fois.










The Works of Ruskin, ed. Cook/Wedderburn, vol XIII: The Harbours of England II, Turner's works at the National Gallery 2)



source image of pollock and others here

schedule_d go 'd

did you really think he was god I was go did U think I was god wahat page of lslipped orthgrogs was that? was yer beodee between lines of bourgoise ee borrowed mist? can a machinemake it eYe . ? where does it syntax hail to barrow and sill of respecting poets. a machine poet.




harbinger of pate plate not
head of ape
the gorilla of death
was some ontology of spasm between lakes of difference


some and then



then some. the head of ape, not apse. Or architrave of yon and yore. was some place to pelt the _ f rought iron of ruined metal caps mallet of fallen sky heaven to pave the leaves of autum n .

________________________________________

they will publish books
not seeing love
their books fading
ines wrinkling like the lines of a once beautiful woman
who's bitternes's not ceased ~

___________________________







A wind whispered better not
becoming this way
better waves on seas curl



nor is time |two in one

1. One is


setting the scene

a worsted bug a rug
facing the pest



2

is you punishing yourself
indeterminate
[add italics reader]


3
no direction
cause no power
no higher flow
(short clippy words
wont do)

4

purpose none
proposed
except self-deceive
the weave
or weevil
my dear

4

abstain thread?

stained bed
of thread to
hang

5

nailing the pelvis
is not a good idea
it hurts
riveting bolts is better
weak images dont do the trick



6


prayer is not arch
but simple
kneeling its forward head
to glance


7


pretence does not a parrying
pray confect
or



8

bivouac yer butt



9


shag for four hours
at least



10



later exhausted mentation
leaves nothing
but bills
duck bills
platypus

spelling errors
included


11

a moon bitten
fire
stolen
from a lover


build no fires
for any higher you go
Icarus sister you gotta
come down


12
yer shyness
has a hollow edge to it


13

moon it
the devilry room
the delivery broom
this shyness is perverse
Madame


14


Your licence's been revoked
Scraam! Pazaaam~


___________________________



nor is time |two in one

1. One is


setting the scene

a worsted bug a rug
facing the pest



2

is you punishing yourself
indeterminate
[add italics reader]


3
no direction
cause no power
no higher flow
(short clippy words
wont do)

4

purpose none proposed except self-deceive the weave or weevil my dear 4 abstain thread? stained bed of thread to hang 5 nailing the pelvis is not a good idea it hurts riveting bolts is better weak images dont do the trick 6 prayer is not arch but simple kneeling its forward head to glance 7 pretence does not a parrying pray confect or 8 bivouac yer butt 9 shag for four hours at least 10 later exhausted mentation leaves nothing but bills duck bills platypus spelling errors included 11 a moon bitten fire stolen from a lover build no fires for any higher you go Icarus sister you gotta come down 12 yer shyness has a hollow edge to it 13 moon it the devilry room the delivery broom this shyness is perverse Madame 14 Your licence's been revoked Scraam! Pazaaam~


___________________________



these _______________tho'se ~

these those that ...

stented stink feet

About wet feet and their darling reach
into earth


______________________ come agin sometime. find the real. poet. not maybe. baby. maybe a poet.? com e come.

the real mountain is blue ~



the real mountain is blue ~


and and






a poet's floor and























a philosopher 's visit ~



awake


----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

some say they read in blood.

i read in black. across the universe. the city of capital. the crush of others.


__________________________



buy the universe is a long place.
with far narrow corridors.
for spies to lurk in.



lovers lurk as well.





herded in the camel guard.




where songs shutter.
as wings to wary gods.
men to flies.



--------------------------



her eyes
are a smile of depth and time ~

She licks them upward to the sky ~


______________________________

then upward it flows
the universal flush
the flood
its marking path
a rain on selves
ringing their night-time
dreaming their day


marking love
like


a

lip

down

the

valleys

of its slope

up the meadows

of

its


Hills
















She walkd over to his standing

Sauntering she wander.~ed like a poet.

around mou[CHANGE:months]ths of the earth .



(Found blue~ berry)__ she found hi m AND took his cockhiscock in her mouth they headed south

(on blueberry hill)


(in the wood)
[cls this be the dark wood
that Italian hell guy talked about]

___________________________ and saying said ~

you like a poet, he said|not like a poet| you like a crook| taking heart from them| you look crooked. you look like a thief

who never gets sleep.

And She did Her eye roved the hill__ She dadaDuffy naked. As

[her tongue roved his balls. she came to his hindquarter][moved intook a bed] the day he was borned. He was bornd
the water ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ wave
sun grey dark_______________________ around her ass

were the marks she wanted stung.
light between lights of pearl to off`grey ~

~ Meander
ing ~ We t Feet ~ swing heels


[take off your pants Dada! please squeeze me~!]

rooted to the earth's falling breath
its infinite fall of light


~ and weather is feeling s feeling weather weather feeling

( it is an old figure of speech )
as in One says I feel blue -- like the sky


[I feel like steel]

(poet becomes
painter walking hereyes her eyeing everything great insatiable curiosity~)
his eyes take in her lies.


And another sky
[sky stuff gettin boring]

feeling


I am down and in a fun k like a grayish sky

And
'
I am stormy as the sky whipped by winds
the sea madly tossed by torrents tornadoes!
roaring ships
sailors over a water of cloud
(the long grass sang through the sea
fishermen lost in the dark
rowing their bark
sing songs
of hope
&
safetty
refuge
harbor
home

and I am merry like the chase of the moon and sun



But her eye her eyes ~were a hand touching what she saw
her eye a finger over the land of her touching
[too many feminine rhymes
tough'en it]


walking stalks the urban ?land
and the
smell stink? sea



And so she did
indeed


follow him to the sea
the See

________________

This verse has been refused
for purposes

of

Pupeetering
the

subject of its inspiration
was


we wont say dishonest

rather it was....

it left more than something to be desired



go little blog






go
blog
bring good news
of charming defeats
their rare harms




go blog
bring thy books
to



hurry on the d
ay





go see this~

he says to me see this? its a watch a stop watch
its like a bug bearing in your face working
your sexless camera hooligan of your eye pod
immaculate trace of your disembarked ego



what? she leans in after the flood



stammers the silly whore
a nun of her own prize
stilting her way of speech
not carrying on anything
but the death of her own mother






pardon me?




who's that






who's that
when she's not home
but the whore of the olympics
trading in traffic and wars




.





everyone knows it doesn't work
laughing me in my face as
he died







remember better is not good
its not as sick



that is the key.





"that the key
charity"










.

sonatas|this is my studio if you dont like + all

sonatas|this is my studio if you dont like




oh well
its really quite dirty in hereu aint seen nothing.

did U think this was a book? it


dummiesss're born each second
nice gyroscope
palindromes



im not saying anything
what are you saying?
id hardly call this a sonnet .u mean a sonatao/ sonnnetto?






there must teea boilin by nowyou and yer tea
c ome over here and kiss me
will ya?
kiss me kate
kiss me kiss me kiss me Miss me kate
old song
shakespeare.... ? maybe

ask Ben


Sartre dropped by. sometimes

te other guy comes with him, Genet, the poet.

Clifford Duffy came over. later.
or with them. i cant remember he smy lover


grow
in the dark




Deleuze ~ Spinoza

"je disais après tout, l’intuition intellectuelle – ce que Spinoza présentera comme l’intuition du troisième genre de connaissance, – c’est bien une espèce de pensée comme éclair. C’est bien une pensée à vitesse absolue. "

















































sonatas




t' spare




























































All



Rue Hippolyte-Maindron #46


all these words are on parole


Tu m'hai con disiderio il cor disposto
sì al venir con le parole tue,
ch'i' son tornato nel primo proposto .

You, with your words, have so disposed my heart
to longing for this journey-I return
to what I was at first prepared to do.


have so disposed. got rid of the heart?
what vowel precedes the name the debt of the name . the word
n'ame contains ame _soul

so then
as he steps into
and out of
the
inferno.


lets not pretend
more than we know.
but knowing our pretence is soul
we can say we've seen all things
bearing on the dead


./


do you speak Italian?
of course.






hardly remember the tea





miister whitman



Walt Whitman the great American poet of the 19th century . As always a tonic.

and restorer of hope.

He went ahead setting the pace for the great experiments of the 20th century







"The past and present wilt - I have fill'd them, emptied them, and proceed to fill my next fold of the future." -




Walt Whitman, "Song of Myself"










dance then



dance of nothing ness ~

step saunter

pavanne tips of finger ~ to ruffled wrists ~


return
hesitate




round
your self yr other
come again


courtly



bow ~
lavanne


Blushing





and the nothing- a thousand blog

The ideas expressed in the post which I blogged are similar to those of the situationists, famously those of Guy Debord. A name rich in material for puns. But more of that anon detournement ~ O my sailors and ravers ~

~ and the nothing- a thousand blog

the black eye versus the black [w]hole ~

to perfect love ~

_________
around the black eye black hole ~ or her back as we made love she's a wave
rushing

humping pushing heaving back
forth
back
forth
her criessssssssss
our mouths ~


her back
and forth
her back
her back ~




this then


______________________________

this then must be your clear throat


the country sky at last
laying back its billion starred heaven over arching its infinite span


over it I see your eyes ~



____________________


nothing nothing ~ and the nothing- a thousand blog


Obstacles, psychological and social, to the blossoming of reciprocal affection are a grave evil, from which the world has always suffered and still suffers ....

---------------------- So I hang a poem with your name ~ Yer name become a sign to singleness i n my world ~ anywhere we resonate the bark of trees grows.
fuels my sense of what is . what becoming s are between us ~ desires like a magic
as I pat your face cheeks ~ do you resonate with that virtual ?
Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination. Devour old films, new films, music, books, paintings, photographs, poems, dreams, random conversations, architecture, bridges,

street signs, trees, clouds, bodies of water, light and shadows. Select only things to steal from that speak directly to your soul.

If you do this, your work (and theft) will be authentic. Authenticity is invaluable; originality is nonexistent.

And don’t bother concealing your thievery—celebrate it if you feel like it. In any case, always remember what Jean-Luc Godard said: “It’s not where you take things from—it’s where you take them to.”

------------------ So I hold verses between your legs
.
reach to the river ~ as the sky mouth opens .
as a lip does to a mouth ~ reading
its cause

"stolen" from comment c'est

call _________________ iT ~

timber! we aint sure dat was dat wave or cycle vico's mother/ of cower pastry? come mother hither to the blanked on care. Mona married a riding mrschizoanalysis her feet bedding its wonderous epoxy france. O O it was a simple glide over water. close to atlantean dolphin cluttering the north mer[e] seacery. was it that clouded vision of water and boot? of heavened cry o mister malfi over the duchess her skating sod pond was baked to her dozen beans.

-------------------------

in yer dada there's duff
in the~ huff acrossing ridge and pate






that then how it go corralled by bridge and donkey reliquary of . its seed bird bidding was polished stone stone swirling upright case burnished to the hide.

of fuffed up mouth in rue morgue rain

In cache was his studios lent self was its ratiocination a paired of cleave?
She went to cycle its sawn bone ~ .





(shush as wave over yer mouth hepcatche this swift of dawn ~ ,,


---------------------------------------

poetry dicta tor ship|SplOggEr

a quote from my father who is in poetry heaven

"... then poetry ... is a real dictatorship of the mind... '


this particular father being one Tristan Tzara


'n as my other fatherppppapa says i got multitudes so if i speak contra
diction
you see I got big space here
but it gotta be poesie
of glance single & gem

love


paint the world Pink like th Pink Panther do_es

find an accent to powder yer kit _ chen



another father sez

hhm do i believe in god,?

yes sure

do I believ in goddess why yes, shes a blue baby on the edge of the Moon!

and

her breasts scoop the sky



&
so if you can figure ( idont mean onlEe Figure Of SpEech
)
what Poetic constellation that is baby yer hot


jazze
jazz means to talk informal
like an Acadienne
or Irish bum en anglais---------------------------