"Competitive personhood is the advertisement of privacy in public space. It is entrepreneurial emotionality. As poetry it seeks a certain sad dazzling."
Really interesting piece. Thank you @tourniquetrview for finding it in the archives for me.
https://t.co/U4mcY8eBZA
Giant Moth Perishes, Geoffrey Nutter (@WavePoetry, 2021). Reading his poetry gives me the same feeling I get when I step into an antiques shop: the sudden presence of lost intensities. Aggressively authentic & nostalgic, he reminds us that to be alive is to have arrived too late.
We ended Tourniquet Pod. One day, every podcast started to sound like air pollution. However, our audio interviews live on (w a modest footprint) at the site. https://t.co/0NWWLSot2H
Four Poems by Tamas Panitz. "In the bilge, where the flowers are kept by the electrical box, the one that doesn’t close, I am in pain, unable to lift my pen to write neatly." https://t.co/RSnIpjZ8e7
"Before the Law" by Echo Association. "When they learned finally to discern the quiet/
from the dead they decided I was the latter."
https://t.co/8nT4rSRq24