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An
international online magazine that
publishes Surrealist poetry
in English.
Issue One
ADAM AITKEN Learning French Experience is experience or experiment. Experience is Ukrainians in bear stoles. The Alliance Française is a great place to learn English at break times everybody chats in English. The city surrounded by Prussians in 1869 but who is the German teacher? I must buy something for her. But all the same I feel weak. We lost Alsace and won it back again which explains Jean-Paul's temper. Mosquitoes bite because they are hungry. He gave them a lot of support when their mother left. I am going to stay at home today because I am weak. My sister became a lawyer to defend innocent people. Tomorrow I have to do an entry test. You swim enough, too much, not enough. Insecure. The hyphen fits between the grand piano and the parents. Could you lend me a book, briefly? Today I will stay at home because I am weak. The noise, from upstairs. Today we will learn the lend/borrow distinction, the difference between crime and retribution. Me? I never hear it, I mean the killings underground. This humeur? Any mood, or a fit perhaps. Adam Aitken was born in London, and spent his early childhood in London, Thailand and Malaysia before moving permanently to Australia in 1968. As well as numerous articles on poetry, essays on Asian-Australian literature, and works of creative non-fiction, he is the author of five full-length collections of poetry, the most recent being Tonto's Revenge (2011). An award-winning poet, he lectures at the University of Technology, Sydney. |
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