Autopoiesis CLVIX (“Effervescent treetops …”)

Effervescent treetops, constructed of

diesel fumes – it's time’a get sexual-

lated. Come on hex nut, the doum and the

tek and the doum doum tek, we had only

to stretch our hands to the true edge of the

painting (where they use cats as fertili-

ty charms against yellow cake urani-

um) – not saying to turn your head the o-

ther way but simply telling yourself to

say out loud: “I think I have a clam problem”,

a family episode or an ep-

isode of ‘All in the Family’. Hey,

you fuck, this isn’t a race! Of course I’ll

have sex with you. Why else would I pose like this?

[Note: Sources: the participants in Flarf Is Life: 2008 Holistic Expo & Peace Conference, in the order listed at Gary Sullivan’s Elsewhere, 12 April 2008. If they’re listed more than once, they’ll be sampled more than once. The first of a series, I expect, since I’ll never cram my samples from all these good innocent people into one sonnet. Brandon Downing, “Quiet Poems” 2 and ???, as quoted in Brandon Shimoda’s review of Dark Brandon, at Octopus 6; Robert Fitterman, Metropolis 25 (“Some people call me the bloated de-craft”), at DCPoetry.com; Nada Gordon, “Coney Island Avenue”, at Shampoo 23; Mitch Highfill, “A Dozen Sonnets” 1, at Faux Press.com; Rodney Koeneke, “Save It for the Clam”, at  Shampoo 21; Michael Magee, “The Short Story of Her Life”, “On the Highway It’s Raining”, as quoted by Philip Metres, in a review of Morning Constitutional, at Jacket 22; Gary Sullivan and K. Silem Mohammad, “Jacket Photos of Various Poets”, at Shampoo 12]

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