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Dec 8, 2011

Boogie Woogie

9

By Frances Bildner

Revelations from a stack of antique postcards | Blood Tree

Posted by vera at 12:45 PM

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(hostile takeover)

"It's obvious," said Vera, fluffing a pillow back and forth until it resembled the face of our mutual disgust, "there's a lot of poems. Everybody writing poems but nobody reading poems and what's more nobody buying poems. They buy hoses and birthday candles and bread all the time but rarely do they buy poems." Outside the rain was fleeting in a lustful way but without caressing. In the other room someone was stirring a bowl of fruity pebbles. Gnash-gnash-slurp.

-"Velvet Motorbike", Ema Thesen, 1974