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Change the Forms in Dreams | |
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What's Suppressed | |
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Sun Is Very Near Hot and Buttockslike | |
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I Suppose This Is All a Lefthand Path | |
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Where Is the Babylonian Meter with Its Lovely Caesura? | |
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Circorpse | |
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Help Me Corpus Sagrada | |
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The Islanders Remember That There Are No Women and No Men | |
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Red Fish | |
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Enuma Elish | |
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The Forest/Swamp/Gorge/Alp Hotel | |
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Lana Turner at Versailles | |
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"You" | |
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"... I Thought She Was Going to Be a Ghost Story" | |
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Just Under Skin of Left Leg | |
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"Have Made Earth as the Mirror of Heaven" | |
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Left Side Liberation from E | |
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Dante's Ass a Nobel Prize | |
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Particle Doll | |
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There Isn't Much to Do If You Aren't Geology | |
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And Still No Story, How Will You Known When It's Over? | |
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More of the Assholes of Giants | |
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Rita, a Red Rose, Hates Her Clothes | |
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An Impeccable Sexism I Mean an Elegant Idea or Procedure Haunts the Stars | |
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Breaking the Sound Barrier | |
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The Morbid Managers Are Serving Trays of Charnel Flesh | |
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The Big Slip on the Dead Woman Is Pink | |
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Dancing into the Shadows of the Hideous Future City We Don't Think So During This Strike | |
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White Rice Words Are the Means of Exchange | |
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Seems to Be Heading for Mexico | |
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Being with People a Cliche Eating Dinner | |
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In the Motherless, Homogenized and E-Epistolary | |
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Breaking an Unsound Barrier ... | |
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The Veil Is, Like, Sexism or Is It Like It | |
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Being Wiggy | |
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Exposing My Breasts So You'll | |
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In That Room, In That Time, But Later | |
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You Cover All the Windows with Your Manuscript Pages | |
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Will Die and Die in So Many Ways, as Professional and Cultural Entity | |
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Do I Have to Be Mad Now Later and Always | |
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Lost the Plumbing Lost My Story Good | |
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Oh Put Some Obscenely Concrete Nouns Back in Your Poems | |
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Healthy and Foolish the Mainstream Stars of Kneejerk Joy and Despair May Win the Future | |
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It's Dumb to Be a Member of a Dominant Species | |
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People Could Live in This Town, They Don't But I'm Going To | |
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My Hair Is Terribly Dirty and the Dress Looks Drab | |
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Meet Me at La Chapelle for Some More Salami | |
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But My Real Dreams Are Objective (Objects Made of Me by the Secret) | |
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Don't Give Me Drovel, Give Me a Shovel (Popular Poem) | |
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Open-Stomach Woman | |
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I Know You'll Make Fun of the Clothes the Magi Are Wearing | |
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Crowded into a Breathless Bubble of Bad Thinking Our Poem the World Owned by a Few | |
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Coming Down the Spiral Almanac Staircase | |
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Could I Ever Share a Tableau with Miss January's Murderers? | |
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Echoes the Past Fucks Me Over and Over | |
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In Any Movie Whatsoever, in Order to Be Working Actors | |
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Do You Want to Be Excellent an A Actress No Not That Either | |
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We Should All Live Like Rocks in a Flat Field | |
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Everyone's out After Some Emotional Action | |
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Seen the Whale-Skate and Seen a Tomb | |
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Keep Going Down to the Tomb | |
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Not That Person Anymore, Mitch Being Ever Fainter | |
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Have I Been Here Before Is Something Unfamiliar | |
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There Was Also Valium in the Drink, Placed There by Two Other People | |
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I Don't Have Sympathy We're Equals | |
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Pouring Rain No Love from the Weather Except in My Dream | |
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Roaring Being a Given, My Roaring's a Given | |
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The Lines Fall Away Sometimes | |
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The Subterranean Senses Are Already There in New Air | |
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Remember the Station with No Name | |
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Further Figuration of My Regressive Backlash | |
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Don't Think That Thought It Will Poison This Moment | |
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The Longest Vampiric History Vs. the Soul | |
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Please Don't Anyone Save My Life Passim | |
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Lion | |
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A New Hairdo | |
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The Chaplet on the Donkey's Head: Both Keep Dissolving | |
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The One Thousand Arms of Poking and Pinching Love | |
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The Usual and the Most Tenuous of Goodbyes | |