ERIC CHAET (originally posted at 100 Peculiarly Useful So-Called Poems) 50 years ago I played poker all one night & won 33 cents— basement of Fred Graske’s house pool table
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ERIC CHAET (originally posted at 100 Peculiarly Useful So-Called Poems) Some see how what nearly everyone is doing comes to nothing & leaves a trail of destruction & suffering, too— &
DONALD O’DONOVAN (excerpt Orgasmo, find the book here) Brunsvigga is here with us now, one of the androgynous doyennes of the night, a hulking lesbian with muscles of steel and a
ERIC CHAET (originally posted at 100 Peculiarly Useful So-Called Poems) You wouldn’t know it by looking at me but I’m Beethoven, Napoleon, Confucius, George Washington you wouldn’t know it by
DONALD O’DONOVAN Los Angeles (excerpt from O’Donovan’s novel Highway) Roddy Joplin was a bona fide latter day cowboy. As reckless as
ERIC CHAET (originally posted at 100 Peculiarly Useful So-Called Poems) People are often stupid & cruel in petty ways or
ERIC CHAET (originally posted at 100 Peculiarly Useful So-Called Poems) All right, I won’t be attended to before I
ERIC CHAET (originally posted at 100 Peculiarly Useful So-Called Poems) Stalin was a big boy a bully & more &
DONALD O’DONOVAN (from O’Donovan’s unpublished novel, Gargantua) One day I came home from baseball practice and discovered that a
ERIC CHAET Marx considered the capitalists the vanguard party for humanity, during the period leading up to the Europe-wide failed revolutions of 1848, revolutions by what he saw as the
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