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. . .Scott AbelsPrefix, in Mexico City even greed itself is more important than gold. I was smarter for a while there after I got bat-shit lost, & the only thing I remember is the cab driver with the Cuban (cigar) for a mouth bragging about the letter R & berating me saying you made me loose my time, & you know that time is gold. Suddenly, the poetry & the difficulty of cities is not for me. I honestly didn’t know that until just now. Prefix, in the Federal District, I took Catholic communion (my family is Lutheran) in vain for fun, &, after having figured out the phone, I spent all my student loan money on calls to 9-11. I found out the only fucking riddle they can solve is their own. I became enamored with the fact that if you take the word man & rotate it 180 degrees you get uaw, which can translate to either image or idea. Please, pardon my French. In the mother tongue, in the silliness of silence, tomorrow, their little terror (taking silence as the primary device of terror) is as simple as making them go home one to a cab. No radio & no hand signals. Alone with your big seashell. Who was that teacher who had taught me always hide your devices behind other devices? Tomorrow morning, after masturbating, after a long night of polluting & stargazing, I will paint my garbage gold, &, muttering how awesome it is, send it all out. Love, Suffix Scott Abels Read Bio Author Discusses Poems |
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