Re: The Writing Game

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---WILL HOCHMAN <hochman@uscolo.edu> wrote:
>
> AMEN!
> 
"The poet should wear comfortable shoes and see a lot
of children"
kenneth patchen

while reading through parts of_The Journal of Albion
Moonlight_ i noticed that some of the (i don't know
how to explain these things so unless you've seen any
of patchen's prose your out of luck) i have no idea
what to call them basically just kindof "scribblings
at the side (or top or bottom or middle) of the page
look or read kindof like what i half expected from
seymour's double haiku's.

THE 
PRINCESS
SWINGING
HER LEGS
DOWN FROM 
HER ASS
WALKS 
THROUGH
HER GARDEN
SNIFFLING


I hit
the undertaker
in the eye
with a wet
snowball
Ha. Ha. You
are frightened
and you no
longer want
me to get
into bed
with you.


GREEN 
GLINT OF
CHILDREN'S
VOICES AS
THEY PICK
FLOWERS

I
want you
to listen
to
me
  it is growing dark


paul.,
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