The Exquisite CorpseA Poem by VernamA dream
They were all there, in my dreams
Exquisite Corpses dancing around them. Alphabetic Buses, Untwisting Strands of Color. They were all there, in my dream Father smiling shaking hands with one Mr. Ernst Mother marveling at the monstrous Elephant, "straight from Celebes" she said. They were all there, in my drea President Kennedy, defending the Treachery of Images. Andalusian Dogs yipped and howled, jumping about his legs frolicking while he gazed disdainfully They were all there, in my dre Evryone I had lost walkin with me mile after mile mils upon mles towrd the distant form of the Red Towr. They were all there, in my dr as persisent as memory. magots in their skuls the weight of the erth crushing upon their shoulders dayses pushing on their bodies gasping for air They were all there, in my d my heros dividing infinitely scors of the finest walkig into fire eching murmers into th brains of those who heard herd them screeming for there mothers They were all there, in my Then I awoke. © 2012 VernamAuthor's Note
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