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Scott
Thurston
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Scott Thurston’s most recent book is Hold, published by
Shearsman in 2006. Previous works include Poems (Writers Forum,
1991), State(s)walk(s) (Writers Forum, 1994) and Turns (with Robert
Sheppard) (Ship of Fools/Radiator, 2003). Scott lectures in English
Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Salford.
He has published widely on Linguistically Innovative Poetry covering
the work of Allen Fisher, Adrian Clarke, John Wilkinson, Maggie
O’Sullivan, Ulli Freer, Ira Lightman, Geraldine Monk and
Tony Lopez. He edits The Radiator, a little magazine of poetry
and poetics and is currently editing The Salt Companion to Geraldine
Monk. See his pages at www.archiveofthenow.com
Originally seven poems of four stanzas each, arranged two by two, and readable both horizontally and vertically. In this presentation each stanza is to be read individually and/or as part of a 28 stanza sequence; in new two by two patterns (recommended) or in entirely new combinations. |
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species of adder magic badge by my side leave out those signs withdrawal symptoms |
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you can’t measure at the gateway possible dynamic you will terribly |
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hybrid stands the larger logic that makes critical constructions well un-read |
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a
species of adder magic badge by my side leave out those signs withdrawal symptoms |
pleasure
you can’t measure at the gateway possible dynamic you will terribly |
internal
rhyme I can feel your eternal flask of relief at the end of |
| Cross | in visibility give me totality the weight of my feet in a new way ignites a prospect of |
internal
rhyme I can feel your eternal flask of relief at the end of |
pleasure you can’t measure at the gateway possible dynamic you will terribly |
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hybrid stands the larger logic that makes critical constructions well un-read |
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species of adder magic badge by my side leave out those signs withdrawal symptoms |
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