My poem is on page 1634 of 3785. It goes like this:
Anodynes changed from bark
The anodyne of the belle,
I trudge during summer beyond
His essence is still his essence
What the hell is that? An anodyne?
Saturday, October 04, 2008
I'm pissed
This Issue 1 thing pisses me off. I'd like to find who's doing this and punch them in the groin. Or maybe I'll just own my faux poem, celebrate it as a step forward toward a new style... nay, I wanna punch someone's groin.
My poem is on page 1634 of 3785. It goes like this:
Anodynes changed from bark
The anodyne of the belle,
above the arctic habiliment
I trudge during summer beyond
creatures
His essence is still his essence
What the hell is that? An anodyne?
My poem is on page 1634 of 3785. It goes like this:
Anodynes changed from bark
The anodyne of the belle,
I trudge during summer beyond
His essence is still his essence
What the hell is that? An anodyne?
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I'm just excited that I have another line for my CV!
Job market, here I come!
Haha. Seriously.
I'm actually being only half-serious. Shit, someone took a lot of time to put together that "magazine." Can you imagine?
It's nuts. I really don't get it. Someone actually wrote these poems too--
an·o·dyne /ˈænəˌdaɪn/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[an-uh-dahyn] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun 1. a medicine that relieves or allays pain.
2. anything that relieves distress or pain: The music was an anodyne to his grief.
–adjective 3. relieving pain.
4. soothing to the mind or feelings.
[Origin: 1535–45; < L anōdynus < Gk andynos painless, equiv. to an- an-1 + ōdyn- (s. of odýné pain, with lengthening of o) + -os adj. suffix]
LOL!
I can't wait to see mine!
BTW, it is an honor to be anthologized alongside so many great contemporary poets.
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