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Factory

A Story by N.J.Hartman

The chocolate factory exploded. Streams of fire-cracker yellow and aluminum blue went shooting across the night, and descended into the steep fjord be..

Horse

A Story by N.J.Hartman

A horse gallops. Galloping, forming a cloud of grain and dust, trek-less and undetermined; galloping through a field of wheat. Galloping without dest..

Circus

A Story by N.J.Hartman

Faulknerese, stream of conscious, Gogolesque

A Cigar for my Niece's Father

A Poem by N.J.Hartman

Do you remember that night, my brother When those street lamps bullied the stars away As we raced forever through that vacant lot? When wanting c..

Remember, Remember the Breath of Worms

A Poem by N.J.Hartman

Remember, remember the breath of wormsWhen rage seems fitting, think, RaskolnikovKill karma and know that the deed returnsYouth preserved, therein, mo..

Monster, I

A Poem by N.J.Hartman

Fankenstein-esque

Street Zen

A Poem by N.J.Hartman

Street Zen a banzai tree sat in a window (the window I pass every Monday) until one day there stretched a cat in its pl..

Notes from the Orangutan Interrogation

A Poem by N.J.Hartman

Notes from the Orangutan Interrogation An orangutan escapes the zoo When from his artificial jungle Plastic palms tilt into the elephan..

On Wearing a Hat

A Poem by N.J.Hartman

Having loved her once was like entering a room with a hat warmly on myhead and then having left without it

Casino

A Poem by N.J.Hartman

A gambler A king A camera A carpet Red and white White and red Diamonds A thief A hide-out A camera A flood..