"Don't dress or coif onself
too much like a turkey
amidst millions
of starving French peasants,
as one might just
get treated like one."
This is the origin of the phrase "fashion victim."
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- William Keckler. Poet, Narcissist, Blawger. Sad clairvoyant. Answering machine for the dead. Beep. Formerly, the Valerie Solanas of American poetry blogs. If I owe you an apology, I'm saying it right here. J'accuse la manie. Butthole Whisperer and erstwhile poacher/harvester of ivory. Out of Africa and deepest Harrisburg. Goreyphile from a very early age. Bipolar bear much baited by circus freaks. Let's watch crackheads watch RUGRATS on vintage NICKELODEON. WHORE PIECE: Be a whore for a year. This means a literal whore. Have sex only for money. Have sex only with people you despise. Throw all the money you earn into the sea late at night. Come back the next day and see if any money washed ashore. Complain. I wish I could say humans move me closer to God, but usually it's the Cocteau Twins. I'm crazy as a Trappist monk talk show.How come nobody ever complains that they're overrated? I have poetry horror stories. I don't hate anyone but human coat hangers get on my nerves. Cliquey sons-'a'-bitches. Son, I am disappoint. The greatest weakness of anything is that it's not something else. Disability niggah. I cannibalized a hipster and I liked it. Pray for me.
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4 comments:
I'd love to see an extended list of belated advice for Marie Antoinette. One thing I'd tell her: When plastering the walls with jewels, substitute cut glass for diamonds. You'll get tons of sparkle as you help to ease the deterioration of the financial situation in France.
Hehe.
Me likee.
I will try to work something up.
Actually, the whole French Revolution is rife with (gruesome) comedy.
The subtitle of the French Revolution was, I believe, Bipolar People Gone Wild (Unrated Edition).
xo to Magister Ludi Craig
I'm flabbergasted that you wrote "Magister Ludi," as that Hesse novel arrived just today and is sitting on my desk. Striking evidence that we *should* do that reality series you envisioned, proving that we were separated at birth.
Utterly flabbergasting!
I suppose we "visit" one another more than we suspect.
I'm glad you're out there, on that bandwidth of ether.
xo
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