ERIC CHAET Credit: Rothko (originally posted at 100 Peculiarly Useful So-Called Poems) South Side, 1956 or ’57, I guess, Christmas time plastic Santas given away with purchase of washing machines or refrigerators
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ERIC CHAET Wisconsin (originally posted at 100 Peculiarly Useful So-Called Poems) Gandhi weighed less than 100 poundswhen I was bornwore garment round lower vitalsof cloth he’d spunwhile thinking how to move
(re-posted from 100 Peculiarly Useful So-Called Poems) Blake, I won’t readyour work againright now—maybe never, ormaybe some timewhen I don’t knowwhat to do. I’m busyconsultingmy imagination:how to redeemmy routines,resistthe normal attackson
ERIC CHAET Wisconsin Credit: Financial Times photos (originally published at 100 Peculiarly Useful So-Called Poems) I read about Jamie Dimon with rapt attention. He is single-minded as anyone you might
DONALD O’DONOVAN Los Angeles(excerpt from O’Donovan’s novel Night Train) This morning Big Bluto announced that we have to recall 4,000
DONALD O’DONOVAN Los Angeles Credit: Pineapple XV (originally published in The Contributor, Nashville’s homeless street paper) Los Angeles is a long
DONALD O’DONOVAN Los Angeles (excerpt from O’Donovan’s novel Night Train — see also DDA’s first blogged novel — Orgasmo) I got my big inning with a quality woman in Brentwood, but
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