Programs intrigue me, but not a program that would cover the whole poem. The kind of poem that has a point just disappoints me. I think the poem with a point is the one in which the poet is convinced that the universe has a point. --Robert Duncan

The tissue of lies is actually quite fibrous. Though edible and delicious when tender, barbecuing only toughens it. Marinating doesn’t help either. There’s no logic at work here. Snakes for example are generally allergic.  The happy consumption of lies requires a special orifice. Children have it, though most parents deem this an abomination. It becomes …

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