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§§ Raw Like the Coal from the Ground: Amazing Clifford Duffy Poems §§

  • — aRt MarrIage [Infinite Museum without Walls]
  • — believes [A poet does not believe she experiences. he experiences his]
  • — fable
  • — fantasy 2010 labour work
  • — fog horn and blue [You want perfection I want to create. ... And that's how creatings done imperfectly pregnant ]
  • — grove [by. the brook.]
  • — I f it ... [If it does not, then you should not insist]
  • — LillIput in
  • — luff green [to the nothing thing itself]
  • — many knighted
  • — midnight
  • — more and epistolary epi...Dicta [from before time began]
  • — On [The way to create was to created]
  • — Parmenides ....hera
  • — phonemically
  • — rain goeth [She love his him to her rough cut breast its amour scent paint]
  • — repair renew [as alway.]
  • — river to ocean glide [That's Paris and the storm ~ where truth was born ~]
  • — ro ses
  • — Taste not class [the groin going south]
  • — vertiable--- Veritable
  • —WA Ves

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8 Apr 2010

Deleuze Cinema Update: The Character of Glue. Jerry Lewis. The Big Mouth

by Corry Shores
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