-----------SpAnK sPanK

.


be a goood little peer review




 ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''Not least, this includes the power to determine what “quality” is. As Mario Biagioli has argued, peer review is a baldly Foucauldian disciplinary technology, but a peculiar one, as unlike the prison or the asylum, those of us who are most successfully disciplined go on to earn the right to discipline others. Is it any wonder that the ways that we attribute value to scholarly projects seem at times unmovably mired in tradition?'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

Posted by

~~ Ahm 2 DifferEnt Song

.

 

 

 

Ahm runnin aroun' in thee snowy naked. C u earliIsh lAtER


----------------------------------------------------------- Print please? Please print?   keep yr nose flat and yr screen hide  as which to see/like see width?

breadth and heigth

Posted by

a kingdom



yr twistin an turning as its time to go

    n no'one's comin yr way
  where's your gang your girl goo

O but lady P's not been there an
you doant know where shes at  

coming along like this 's maybe breaking your heart
  a nd sure its wastin' time
   the nights you could you could make love make

her lips and yours joinin like a kingdom come 
                              a kingdom come


this winter's come down dumber without her

   and the air's duller
    less nectar without her stars  
her stars
and bridges





Posted by

some of the dadas in paris, 1922 ~ Dig it dig them

MAN RAY. Photographie de quelques dadas de Paris, 1922.
En haut, de gauche à droite : Bernard FAY, Tristan TZARA, Philippe SOUPAULT, Serge CHARCHOUNE ; En bas : MAN RAY, Paul ÉLUARD, Jacques RIGAUT, Céline ARNAULD, Georges RIBEMONT-DESSAIGNES
Posted by

the kind

does it matter more ta you than one or the other? the other but no/but yes/ i mean if he wasnt bourgeoiis which he was but  couldnt help but be ;so it dont not matter


Tzara thought Beckett (was) a good poet. The old dadaist, to my knowledge, didn't seem to know any of this other work. nor did he appear to know any of Joyce's
----------------------------------------------
"The kind of work I do,"  Beckett  explained to Israel Schenker in a New York Times interview in 1966, before he'd closed the door to media, "is one in which I'm not master of my material.
            The more Joyce knew the more he could do. He's tending toward omniscience and omnipotence as an artist. I'm working with impotence, ignorance. I don't think impotence has been exploited in the past."


-----------
Posted by

paradises found as in found objects subjects

the air is a root ~hans arp

The air is a root.
The stones are filled with tenderness. bravo.
bravo. the stones are filled with air.
the stones are watery branches.
on the stones replacing the mouth
grows the skeleton of a leaf. bravo.
A stone voice face to face and foot to foot
with a stone glance.
the stones are tormented like flesh
the stones are clouds for their second
nature dances to them on their third nose.
bravo. bravo.
when the stones scratch themselves, nails grow
on the roots. bravo. bravo.
the stones woke to eat the exact hour    ~.





_________________________________||||||||||||||||||||||||






___________________





Posted by
Posted by

..............O my god .. n apple a die we were just always Hungry...

..............  to get 'em outta jail.. without batting an eye


-------------------------------------------------
Posted by

excisetoligh

 

  .

 

 ------------------

 ofwas therebeing?

  dont  tell me theyre still doing that? after this time of nouri and pourri? what gaboom is gthat? ghat boum yahwat?

                                                           cullagen yrforklie









.
Posted by

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Der Dadasof

Raoul Hausmann




Optophonetic and phonetic poetry represent the first step towards poetry that is perfectly non-objective and abstract. K P'ERI UM L P'ERIOUM N M' pernounnurn bpretiberrerrebee onooooooooh gplanpouk kommpout perikoul rreeeeeEEErreeeee A oapderree ringlepadonou nntnoutnournt






we demand the extension and conquest of every sensory capacity





Posted by

UbuWeb Sound - Raoul Hausmann

UbuWeb Sound - Raoul Hausmann:









Optophonetic and phonetic poetry represent the first step towards poetry that is perfectly non-objective and abstract.
K P'ERI UM L P'ERIOUM
N M' pernounnurn
bpretiberrerrebee onooooooooh gplanpouk
kommpout perikoul
rreeeeeEEErreeeee A
oapderree ringlepadonou nntnou
tnournt
Posted by

sof


Posted by

Orson Welles Interview - featuring Isidore Isou Lettrism










OR Son Wellesssssssssssssssssss interviewing Isou Isou!






Orson Welles interviews the Romanian poet living in Paris featuring Isidore Isou Lettrism, important movement of sound poetry. Excerpt from the documentary film "Around the World with Orson Welles" St. Germain des Pres (1955).

Posted by

Honeymooners -- Funny Money Full Show

Posted by

OrpHeeCd

OrpHeeCd

@orpheecdpoet

Artist who works in several mediums http://radioradiodeleuze.blogspot.ca/ 

Canada · recalltopoetry.blogspot.ca

Posted by


The player will show in this paragraph
Posted by

Sergiu Nicolaescu, Francois Villon, ce poète et vagabond (Poetul vagabo...

Posted by

Ile Sat upon the shore ~ 










.




 homme approximatif 
     approximate man like me like you reader like











Why then Ile fit you.  Hieronymo's mad againe. 431
Datta.  Dayadhvam.  Damyata. 401
   Shantih shantih shantih 433






Or in memories draped by the beneficent spider 407




----------
Or under seals








.
Posted by

.. cisions... a

Decisions are never really made – at best they manage to emerge, from a chaos of peeves, whims, hallucinations and all around assholery.”




— Thomas Pynchon, Gravity’s Rainbow
Posted by
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)