Tag Archives: TV

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 →

Posted in My Poetry, Poetry | Tagged contemporary poetry, contemporary sonnets, cult of personality, Holy Grail, Malcolm Farley's poems, Malcolm Farley's poetry, Narcissus, Paul Klee's Analysis of Various Perversities, Samsung, sonnets, TV, unrhymed sonnets | 2 Comments

“I Am Not A Condo!”

Posted on December 9, 2009 by Malcolm Farley

“I Am Not A Condo!” shouts the sign on the new condo at 18th & Eighth. Magritte comes to Chelsea. Welcome surréalisme! Inside, above, a flat-screen TV sparkles. Seagulls squabble in its yawning skull.

Posted in My Poetry, Poetry | Tagged Chelsea, condo, couplets, Magritte, Malcolm Farley, Poetry, seagulls, surrealism, TV | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: TV

Analysis of Various Perversities

“I Am Not A Condo!”

Subscribe to Wordrustler!

Seek & Ye Shall Find

Still Hot From The Fry Pan

Ut Pictura Poesis

Tweet, Tweet!

Keep Reading Down The Page

Boxed Up

From the Corral

Blog Stats

Rustlings