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  1. Explanatory loopholes permit exits/& entrances by people on knees:/beggars cant and crawl not be losers/Swiss cheese gods offer no excuses.
  2. A review of Voyeur by Erin McKnight in Prick of the Spindle: http://www.prickofthespindle.com/reviews/3.4/small_presses/murphy/voyeur.htm
  3. Street poetry begins with campaigns/include lights, leg, &mocking jingles/Rhymes reason focus groups/til images delude readers to ownership
  4. The notion state traveled from room/to room before the public square / conquered within ear-shot, tearing down walls, /dissolving borders
  5. Negative film from a body/with catholic waking/Oily daylight in lousy dizziness/urges a forgiving zip ceremony/that produces shaky tomorrow
  6. Savage philosophers poke at ideas/with divining rods until something moves/Even winds stir points/from which to negotiate/invisible powers.
  7. Emotional contagion from the kind / makes ill the will to power: / cough it up big buy.
  8. Abra-cadaver: Nothing up the sleeves
  9. @reesercyn I have purchased the book last week and will be reading it when I get home to Mass. from Richmond. Clever marketing.
  10. All the faceless shoes put on everyday: / the chore for the fashion impersonator / who finds nothing in the pockets.
  11. Caked on plates, / food finishes feasters. / Shovelers earn early: / feed the furnace / and walk around the holes in the ground.
  12. But place an arm around someone suffering. / In just nations psychic shoes pace back and forth / uncertain whose feet they hold.
  13. Poets squeeze and wring assumption / from sponges lined up and stacked / into sentences by bricklayers.
  14. Rich Ink Outpost: "Frigid Air" from Voyeur http://richink.blogspot.com/2009/11/frigid-air-from-voyeur.html?spref=tw
  15. As the hocus-pocus prestos / worms pull heaven from sleeves.
  16. With an aurora on both shoulders / and a hello circling Houston, / the angel astronaut whispers / joyful thoughts into Saturn.
  17. Testing lessons learned, language / whacks any hole that sunk between a mouth / and pencil in the classroom. / The patient graduates bruised
  18. Resemblance falls from the cornucopia,/enough to fool any teacher/Pop Quiz takes all credit/Sister sleep repeats conception for a habit.
  19. Contention racks nerves/by middle age, but old folk/don’t think twice at trauma/Tomorrow had better rhyme/or forget it & borrow a pillow
  20. Filth thrown in the face of mankind/cleanses female cheeks perhaps/Children and dogs soiled by a plash/survive on plasma TVs and canned food