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The important words are underlined by Maurice Oliver

Did I ever tell you about the time oil from/ a leaky canister seeped into my thoughts/ then expressed its dissatisfaction with my/ sexual life.

Nonesuch Dreams and Wills by Ray Succre

Her discovery of him will also be gradual/ [X=X+1]; she does not startle anymore./ She has been alive [cavity] before.

The Mob by Doug Draime

He: How we gonna do it?
She: Don’t ask me, you’re the one with the gun
He: Can’t use the gun.
She: Why?
He: Never bought any bullets...

Spudadelic by Jeff Crouch

visual art centered around one dietary staple

Sometimes Suicidal by Aimee DeLong

Sometimes a suicidal person fixes her hair. Sometimes she looks in the mirror to smooth it. Sometimes she goes four days without washing it.

Last Night at Southport by Justin Hyde

tell her i'm a butterfly
with sixteen wings
beating in
succinct
anarchy.

Categorical Imperatives by Maurice Oliver

Try to imagine a small room where the only/ furniture is a TV. The TV has a hundred/ channels and two sets of memories.

Beerwigs by George Anderson

1. A canoe full of moose meat
2. Beerwigs
3. The Great Vodka Massacre
4. The Bootlegger & the Professor
5. Puke-O-Gram

Visual Art by Claudio Parentela

Poverty by Papa Osmubal

I saw a handful of dead cockroaches/ on the floor this morning./ You must have filled the house/ with your endless litany of dammits’ and ‘bullshits’/ while chasing them with last week’s paper/ you borrowed next door for the purpose.

dance a line by Sophia Kidd

i get stuck thinkin' of words/ and meanings of you and of him/ the smell of leaf/ on dirt

Contagion necessaries: sensorial numb by Kenneth Mulvey

reach into pocket/ for a light/ to find I pissed/ myself again


Pamela in the Spring by James Dilworth

I can't talk in the human way, I tried to learn without success. I could only watch her day after day, as the seasons began to change and the world grew colder.

The lost art of visualization by Andy Riverbed

Now that I think about it;/ I’ve realized I don’t like poetry/ and I don’t like literature; I/ hate movies and music is nauseating;/ my job is a boring mind-/ numb.

Dream by Cecelia Chapman

A short movie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Pass-downs

If rearing is power,

and raising, usurpation,

if [what color am I?],

if [my people any people],

if I am so by way of material,

then rearing is copy,

and raising, the small nudge

against some anchored seat.

 

Nonesuch Dreams and Wills

The depth of commitment an inexperienced man

can one day offer, is related frank, and strong

to the level of rejection—A radioactive

transuranic element synthesized

by bombarding curium with carbon ions;

7 isotopes are known placed before him

[foetal] in a love's year.

He startles dirty from there and persists

[persist(don’t-mention)length2]

at long last reaching her.

He seems discovered.

Her discovery of him will also be gradual

[X=X+1]; she does not startle anymore.

She has been alive [cavity] before.

Though the coals of a limping man

burn in even, patient durations,

their resolution [cecity] is absolute.

 

Pull You Go Home

Psyche on the River Remembers Cupid.

 

Psyche:

No more alarms twist high, ambulation

of every part, invigora.

While we should ring, I still enjoy his body

into pull-you-go-home.

The spine sound becomes his,

seven calls from a time in hell,

"You care." he says, to his feet, the sky with pen.

His moratorium begins only for some future

I've heard as inexpensive sprigs of our voices

dimmed.

Cupid:

The aqueous prints impermanent, too much.

Her. Whitman Yeats Frost Hardy.

She is the cranky day and sad mockery

in a black briar strand running it, her.

She was partied with willickers and thickly spits

a granite plain. This the windows.

Get them.

"Fine." she says to me,

breath-scent to the plate.

"That moron." she says. It’s me?

She has the amative universe, pleading as I reel,

offset and no one,

"Are we to try our pictures choked in the haste,

now that you are impassable?" she asks me.

Psyche:

But pear-seed, judicial eyes,

face like a bowl in a tree.

I wipe the biggest yet to break.

Then speak that I have no ground, how pricked

I’ve become, and the machines, walking, ring.

Grasp, they shriveled, the eaves crowd down at me,

pull-you-go-home,

rise on our fistfight, twice, twist, wired together—

Cupid:

Those birds,

"You can't catch them," she states to me.

Collision of substances, thirty-six images in the antic

of catching birds, a leaf from tall compliments:

Commitment: What a festive

cutout. She woke me with drips of wax

and I sent her incredibly off.

Psyche:

Hard dentures clap, most days,

boring rise on an odor...

aged. Hallucinating my ugly word,

flesh in the purple sheen, alone near

my river, I have the memory still:

He grabs crotch-wise the world,

and up his flowers stand, and this river

tasting eye explosions

in my remembered dementia—

I was not for handsome men, but

"Do it." he said to me,

and within could grasp me; I've never

gotten to see frivolity spun from the man,

pull-you-go-home, and I saw him wake

beneath, leaving no more passive reason

to greet me another day.

 

093 was Outbound 061

FIRST SWING!

November lonely, OUT OF EL PASO - 093, presidential chair

in the rhyme and scansion,

O/O/OO/O/OO/OO/O//,

line. For our voices,

and a body adjusted: //////

The following day, revised, how like him, 093, I'd piss on

McPherson Street.

O/OO/OO/O/O/O///O//

Author's expression in the underlying reasoning

behind the number of his senses, yet laid prone to

leave his coffee, becoming 061.

She was some page to the way of it. She said, in the

tablature by an exponential madness on a bridge

contained an overpass the rise and there,

will try = largest one. They are no books, terminal one

printed in "SUCCRE MONTHLY' OUT OF

EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY —

POEM: A Little Girl Came Over" to 093.

OO////O/O//O/

But now a sadly sapped crest over

never ever back from 061.

No larger rhythms utilized in my old poet.

If authored by historic grandmothers, will be in the

reason. I found the rhyme is dimeter, I heave off the

constraint of each, my 061-ness,

Worst of a starkness, our lives take blood.

ONE POEM @ 'SUCCRE MONTHLY' OUT OF

CHENNAI, and tidy,

and

ONE-SIX POEMS ACCEPTED 'SUCCRE MONTHLY' OUT OF

BOULDER CITY , how we have been introduced in a

poem accepted at Abbey, really upset because I'd just

been given it returned the Blackbird return, but we

introduce the line exactly, would give to write a

poem usually consists of the foundation of use your

Nintendo game, North Carolina , 093.

At Abbey, and unfortunately for Fugue 31 the line is

lifted a system of North Bend, as there you find oneself, the

fence what shows me. Therefore, and in arms in 'ART

TIMES’:

Remember when this notation and no other shoes as per schedule, cacophonic voice will say, the following illustration of 093:

No technical one was at the line. For our thoughts, and the notation and all the measure Space. Symmetry, only two meters, and three syllables:

Was some service had just about me, revised,

OO/, an accent followed by common multiple in

the second voice will constitute the Meade St. Diner:

O//O/O/OO//O//OO//OO/OO/O//OO/O///

Would not bear

sugary, and last sleep to write a single exact line

as fancy. Also ushers the vow and back in song to

the joy in the author's Note 79.

ONE POEM ACCEPTED @ 'SUCCRE MONTHLY' OUT OF

SALZBURG ,

These voices, tetrameter 9 feet

ACCEPTED @ 'SUCCRE MONTHLY' OUT OF EL PASO ,

Built from the fugue. In love and of it

would have done with the third stanza, will be

made by wetted wing, emotive urgings.

In for country with him, Illinois Street 093,

along the meter compensates for his thumb

like a portion of the second voice reaches

the foundation of it among

O,

his own devising, and full merit bound back,

seventh through eleventh stanzas, and read left back.

Red fruits don't like his taste, the center of the anapest

will be shown. O. You. 093 into 061. Though the

absolute straight line can still have old friends.

 




Biography

Ray Succre currently lives on the southern Oregon coast with his wife and baby son. He has been published in Laika, BlazeVOX, and Pank, as well as in numerous others across as many countries. He tries hard.

For inquiry, publication history, and information, visit me online: http://raysuccre.blogspot.com

 

 

 

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