SurVision Magazine |
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An
international online magazine that
publishes Surrealist poetry
in English.
Issue Six
MARK YOUNG Cadences Considerations have crashed. The recorded readings may all be true. No one will be at the ranch, even though the ranch hands still tell western stories & recite cowboy poetry during dinner. The French verb bricoler means "to do odd jobs," i.e. to serve as a handyman of sorts & make things out of the materials one has lying about. The results are not technical tricks but a journey into what Magritte called the loss of natural phenomena. Do you want them to wake you up every ten minutes or so? Within your organization A new partnership brings sports &, at some random point, a girl's coronation doll. Music can inspire, but avoid tuna if you react badly to it. Since the numbers are wrong, why am I bothering to reproduce them. The beginning was saccharine: the markets had all closed: future- proof secondary packaging carried warnings to be wary of false prom- ises. Spring's manifestations become the basis for the creation of a frame- work for turning New York City in- to an artifact from fifteenth century. Mark Young lives in a small town in North Queensland in Australia, and has been publishing poetry since 1959. He is the author of around fifty books, primarily text poetry but also including speculative fiction, vispo, & art history. His work has been widely anthologised and translated into a number of languages. |
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