Olchar E. Lindsann
Arc of Skin
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“ tain eliptoid tremor of the Word, which, for wh ”
-Antonin Artaud, Letter on Lautréamont.
~~~~~~~~
“ resent tend dry fingernails inst ”
-Isidore Ducasse, Letter to Auguste Poulet-Malassis.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
peeling like cadaver-nails the fleething lung
glistencurls like
a chalk-fed snail
corrupt with the word of or malerovant seed
breathe-rack scratching though the rats
count lathes
wratched in the conjugating dead
nor lust nor clattering the crush of night
belies in the slitting
moon
for which
nor the rending scattles
weeping like a calendar
the blind
yet the spindle-riven
laugh
and gut
you like a pig
No-Boy Drives Home
~~~@~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'
“ighway with bits of ”
-John M. Bennett, “No-Boy Murders the Boss” (L&FT 15)
'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~@~~~
thrumming thru the tarmac screaming
“ahort!” thumping rubber ,no-Boy
blasts and simpers, pussing
from his sores he soars
through lanes crashbatters ,swerving ,leers
about him ,chortles ,veers
and gutters ,gleeful ,fain
would plow into reverse. his car
is burning ,he drinks oil from
his cup holder brimming
with glassoline
he smokes black curlthick column
under mooning skies he flicks
his finger at the lightbox sirens sheering
through the dark his tires
threaded flayed afraid
the pricks that bash into the median
blow up ,he laughs and pounds his heel on the pedal
as he flies along the blacktop flaming
shaking streaming rattled pops
his head off in an arc
and skids like a bomb
into the shrieking
travel plaza.
f lame
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“ ised brow arrayed
In aureole of joyous pri ”
-Philothée O'Neddy, Fire and Flame
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“ umsy foot upon the fires of hell,
That aureole, blazing upon the poet's brow,
Like sacred flame that lights the shrine's mos ”
-Petrus Borel, Rhapsodies
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“ ts” , as for us a term has been set ,
fire visits the brow of each , some apprehend , others
only tremble slightly , afraid , still others go mad ”
-Ivan Argüelles, comedy , divine , the
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
l'auréole, itsinge it, flash
upon us et, the visit, passed abrow the
skullset latitude, athena scraping
knuckles gainst the nervefrought walls
atrail dear gérard l, ashed
to apprehend the raptelt nor, the void r,
knelt n,
the shrine 's, moss
*
euterpe and calliope em ,broiled
upon the brow the, joyous sleering in the frost yet, pin,
brûlée the
without eyes.
The flames eyes wrapt en, in or scorching toiled, hanged
abrupt or lamp the, post-the, of cruelty
traeh plucked from the flamechar ranged
across and lourdly, oedipus alean, upon the barricades
ableed or,
in the rue d'
enfer
*
shucked harshly NE
ver work sp,lashed a
cross the w, alls antonin, w ants
like a sacred flamesniffs, jam
afraid, in the flash of text the v per, sleared,
involved within the toxin, pharmakon ,volved
harshly raembing, snap, national guard, c laretie y
next lastly, slyl y
bore
in our own
alastor
's heart or liver on the ashbed
smoked away the ,shore
*
my friend th
e cricket, in th
hearth or explicating on the roof
in the glow th ,adness in th,
in a satin of text
toxin glow, or at joyous on the brow moss, with knit
fold itna t, he walls he or
domesticate the tonguespar,k now
where lord patchogue th
ought to
,stampsligh ,t
cut across the in with
the flame of
Olchar E. Lindsann is a co-founder of the Post-NeoAbsurdist network and has published around forty books of poetry, critical theory, and avant-garde history, and has performed sound poetry across the US and UK. He is the editor of mOnocle-Lash Anti-Press and the journals in-Appropriated Press and Rêvenance: Hauntings from Underground Histories. He lives in Roanoke, Virginia where he teaches at a progressive alternative high school and co-organizes the AfterMAF Festival, and maintains several archive dedicated to various aspects of the contemporary and historical avant-garde.
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Arc of Skin
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“ tain eliptoid tremor of the Word, which, for wh ”
-Antonin Artaud, Letter on Lautréamont.
~~~~~~~~
“ resent tend dry fingernails inst ”
-Isidore Ducasse, Letter to Auguste Poulet-Malassis.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
peeling like cadaver-nails the fleething lung
glistencurls like
a chalk-fed snail
corrupt with the word of or malerovant seed
breathe-rack scratching though the rats
count lathes
wratched in the conjugating dead
nor lust nor clattering the crush of night
belies in the slitting
moon
for which
nor the rending scattles
weeping like a calendar
the blind
yet the spindle-riven
laugh
and gut
you like a pig
No-Boy Drives Home
~~~@~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'
“ighway with bits of ”
-John M. Bennett, “No-Boy Murders the Boss” (L&FT 15)
'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~@~~~
thrumming thru the tarmac screaming
“ahort!” thumping rubber ,no-Boy
blasts and simpers, pussing
from his sores he soars
through lanes crashbatters ,swerving ,leers
about him ,chortles ,veers
and gutters ,gleeful ,fain
would plow into reverse. his car
is burning ,he drinks oil from
his cup holder brimming
with glassoline
he smokes black curlthick column
under mooning skies he flicks
his finger at the lightbox sirens sheering
through the dark his tires
threaded flayed afraid
the pricks that bash into the median
blow up ,he laughs and pounds his heel on the pedal
as he flies along the blacktop flaming
shaking streaming rattled pops
his head off in an arc
and skids like a bomb
into the shrieking
travel plaza.
f lame
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“ ised brow arrayed
In aureole of joyous pri ”
-Philothée O'Neddy, Fire and Flame
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“ umsy foot upon the fires of hell,
That aureole, blazing upon the poet's brow,
Like sacred flame that lights the shrine's mos ”
-Petrus Borel, Rhapsodies
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“ ts” , as for us a term has been set ,
fire visits the brow of each , some apprehend , others
only tremble slightly , afraid , still others go mad ”
-Ivan Argüelles, comedy , divine , the
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
l'auréole, itsinge it, flash
upon us et, the visit, passed abrow the
skullset latitude, athena scraping
knuckles gainst the nervefrought walls
atrail dear gérard l, ashed
to apprehend the raptelt nor, the void r,
knelt n,
the shrine 's, moss
*
euterpe and calliope em ,broiled
upon the brow the, joyous sleering in the frost yet, pin,
brûlée the
without eyes.
The flames eyes wrapt en, in or scorching toiled, hanged
abrupt or lamp the, post-the, of cruelty
traeh plucked from the flamechar ranged
across and lourdly, oedipus alean, upon the barricades
ableed or,
in the rue d'
enfer
*
shucked harshly NE
ver work sp,lashed a
cross the w, alls antonin, w ants
like a sacred flamesniffs, jam
afraid, in the flash of text the v per, sleared,
involved within the toxin, pharmakon ,volved
harshly raembing, snap, national guard, c laretie y
next lastly, slyl y
bore
in our own
alastor
's heart or liver on the ashbed
smoked away the ,shore
*
my friend th
e cricket, in th
hearth or explicating on the roof
in the glow th ,adness in th,
in a satin of text
toxin glow, or at joyous on the brow moss, with knit
fold itna t, he walls he or
domesticate the tonguespar,k now
where lord patchogue th
ought to
,stampsligh ,t
cut across the in with
the flame of
Olchar E. Lindsann is a co-founder of the Post-NeoAbsurdist network and has published around forty books of poetry, critical theory, and avant-garde history, and has performed sound poetry across the US and UK. He is the editor of mOnocle-Lash Anti-Press and the journals in-Appropriated Press and Rêvenance: Hauntings from Underground Histories. He lives in Roanoke, Virginia where he teaches at a progressive alternative high school and co-organizes the AfterMAF Festival, and maintains several archive dedicated to various aspects of the contemporary and historical avant-garde.
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