ehmeeenush
3 arms part come to
gether here i am part
of
the blooming aspect
a speck drown in
the
spectacle
3 dreamers
speculating about
their
scent
meinchellumhadichem
meinchellemhazem
3 fiddlers caught in a stemkin
3 flowers lost in a boo
emeenush monochandra
eemennoosh macuhalu
3 sitters standing by a stairway
3 standers sitting in a grove
merconchallluyah
macrahabalee
3 stamens
3 pistols
3 glasses of wine
3 horses
3 strikers
3 fibs
a couple of drinks @ the
bar
for some <blue note>
one
else
( organ trio ) is
spotted tissue ison
the dis in te / grate
if ever the 2 were real or
gans - see within
the combo these possess
ions to fallow
groan s s nag s oar
tone
lent blunt beet
bent oboe
net belt snag
the buttons
is ob(li)vious to deliver the
jump now you
twist the average
into
pleasantries & like the end of
everything @ the end of which there
is
little of no more again be/tween the
lube &
gorn of A _ ^ ~
until recently
cecil would play only on a
bo send or fer sob for
tonite one awaited him sub for re fer
but he was a no/show send for dense
money /fend bend/er
was whispered
into
an ear
we see that it did not mean a thing
into the air it whispered
but for the drummer we must keep playing
the blues
send for
option
umlaut <> on slaught ex act i tude re act off
ad
re
con verse serve multiples
lost swing wings
boast
here the or lost not surely just freedom speaks
theory terror
bus end or refer to file
away boost
dogyouham good only while supply lasts.
Steven Dalachinsky was born in Brooklyn, New York sometime after the last Big War and before lots of useless little wars...he has been writing poetry since before then and has always...he is basically self-taught...his great loves and influences are the Beats, Blake, Kafka, Camus, Harpo, surreal and abstract painting and music......especially jazz and so-called "Avante Guarde" or "FREE" jazz. Two key elements in his poetry are spontaneity and the idea of transformation rather than description with a preference toward non-linear, non-narrative though. He resides in Manhattan where he has lived for the past 30 years.