Tag Archives: contemporary poetry

A Feeling That Begins With “G”

Posted on August 17, 2011 by Malcolm Farley

A Feeling That Begins With G Sometimes, it jumps you like a lioness that crouches in the dumb-struck grass. Sometimes, far-off, you’ll see it charging like a rogue bull elephant that leaves a random mess of death behind. Like dogged … Continue reading →

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Analysis of Various Perversities

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Malcolm Farley

Analysis of Various Perversities That Samsung ad sails past on the bus’s flank: the one of a svelte blonde who embraces a TV reflecting nothing but her own glazed gaze. A gender-bent, post-mod Narcissus, she yearns to kiss herself in … Continue reading →

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Negative Capability

Posted on January 4, 2011 by Malcolm Farley

Negative Capability Firm black turds—like sesame seeds—have popped up again on the white formica this morning. “Kill the little mouse, the mouse that’s in the house. He’s eating up my home, and soon he’ll wider roam…,” I sing as I make … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: contemporary poetry

A Feeling That Begins With “G”

Analysis of Various Perversities

Negative Capability

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