The Remnant: Slow Death And Drunken Prose From Triskels Pub
A Poem by Matthew Bass
You shouldn´t scare people who might buy your books when there´s an angle to sell. Reading from the notebook is redundant, and it´s s**t but the poems are yours to read however you want. The audience will always go for another drink when the word poetry rolls off your lips echoing in the microphone. It´s not their fault, they´ve been trained to be afraid so pummel them further with brutal body shots pounding their breath out until they walk off with the rest of the cannon fodder. -jb I drink with John Bouse every three months. His metaphysics are getting harder to comprehend the more his shoulders slump into isolation and denial. He is a con artist a fake and an angel underneath the bags on his face he avoids eye contact with. "I have what he had" or so he says John is broken, like the rest of us but he doesn´t pretend to be anything. At the last call I´ll abandon him at the stool just like he wants. |
© 2012 Matthew Bass
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Added on January 9, 2012
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Matthew BassSt. Louis, MO
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It´s funny how we think we are all on the cusp of something, and just have not been recognized yet. I am no different. I don´t really care all that much, but at the same time I do care. .. more..
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