but because of the limits of the medium it becomes
a straggled verse. Correct reader, read it as prose.
It becomes thee, becomes me.
ragged textile edge
room the walk
not interested in the 'professional look'this Elizabethan __ crooked sign posts hanging boards
the washerwoman’s image sticks in the corner
other things every which way dont fit fickle 'somewhat' funky
the streets tackle wandering navigating eateries death
mud in the eyes of the scarves of the roadwayas they call it some
shit space of wayfarer
I am a painter so it's my studio
my studio not an exhibition.
but what of the characters in it? they are in the
other ones, the blogs of-fiction some other
place I could put 'myself' 'my self-rempli'is it the plague
sniffing over there? the hurricane,a bastinado for your death.
basta-basta sirrah there's hurriancoes
snow blowing wind whistle siren masts crackling
in the city walls the whoring lanes are plenty
something like this studio gripping its ages
crooked lanes, filthy pedlars, jewel cunning thieves
Writhing writhin’ moment. Not a breath to say. Always.
all the way to heaven and back the heave
knot of the sent. the pixel something sonnet of the Easter pate.
Knock your pate out lad! Lassie get thy hurly burlies over here,
thy buttocks for a lover's knock!Have with you!
Heave the say, a spent rabble roused night.
A heave night. It is I, Thomas Nashe spreading his dubious wings,
to spicken and span the sky.
An angel covets my wings a flower
to raise a gracious lady laden with
the bucket of her love for me.
A leman lady pucked to the fill to the Filling of her I
Some sent for me. A critter in the breeze,
a rumor of ships masting in the 'high' sky.
angels and dust Aye, and the seven behold
travelers of the sea.Come my capping eye
and see me. A traveler begrimes thee,
a squadron in the moor the field milled with its loving
and yeare the translated you of yore.
Berhymes thee.Come to my Dublin mask
and Paris in the blogridden avenues the
bedecked streets of my death, a funeral in
good Paris, of the kings and Lord hear my wish.
O this is the dog's life. No? is it not
the live dog bark of the hammer I hear?
what is it then? if not that?
in this hush-hush space of my
studio and the understudy of the perspective
I see hence in the crenelated towers,
beveled window of the outside volume.
Irish sun glitters in the jewel of its feat
Not the ordinary of language.
Its feast a tripping sun
as expected I go off in the tangent. a tempest.
Tangenitalman that I am betimes a courteous
sweet gallant goughing in the ring
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