IN PRAISE OF PLASTIC
PORK
[Loudon Wainwright III’s lost works]
Demystifications, or parallel universities
demonstrating new insights and a
shift of attention unheard of.
Beads of glass rolling down
and come together at the
spinal chord around the
middle: tell me, what’s
your idea of praise
and plastic pork?
In Chapel Hill they tore down
religious buildings, just to
super-circumcise rife
superstitions.
And for those who provided
that service, there’ll be
attention deficits and
honey-crusted, well
endowed ham
hazards.
This sea is silver ‘round every
rock obstructing the curse
of events. You were in
my course, weren’t
you? And what
did you value
the most –
the genius’
special
rates?
Some paradises lost in Milton’s
ogling. Still, many may be
regained by cigarette
paper, on which a
blow of mallet
ruefully satire
rises.
This is the soundtrack of
a splintered group
of late.
M.J.C.A. 11-04-2007
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