low-cost undertakings establish the daily necessities of life -
general merchandise
wholesale chain-like circuit recruits
enterprise partner –
which various counties have a mind to manage.
Historically, the most simple becoming-rich pattern
so long as you want
becomes simple, guaranteed
as turns the rich man,
so turns the rich man.
Ultra low undertaking thresholds!
Share several hundred types of human spirit daily necessities!
The most simple becoming-rich pattern
has nothing to do with booming –
every kind is the source of income fund assets.
The experience
the team
the product
the marketing, prepared for you
Did not need the fund completely
did not need to exempt the experience
did not need to store up goods –
you should become the high salary race.
The use appeal thing can,
given enough time forward moving,
improve the sexual affection quality
"attendant versatile female assigns special-purpose good"
the lifelike second child:
this commodity often renews
for diverse consumer choice –
to pull the bead,
to gasify the baby superiorly
for consumer choice diversity
the commodity often renews
Labels: babelfish, gasify, spam, translationJackson Mac Low had some things to tell me in his poetry. In 'Dances' there is life in movement and motion. There are unders and overs. Things happen. His quote from the intro made sense as a guiding principle when writing poetry: "avoid the intrusions of the author as ego (and to foreground language as such)."
'Trope Market' - luscious word play. Musical, complex, ending with a jazz drum beat. And '59th Light' is lovely. Is the ending inconsistent with the rest of the piece? Well, if I'm being picky I guess it is, but that doesn't mean it's inappropriate. I liked the poem, nonetheless.
Then there comes the 'Twenties.' Meh. Spaces are the absence of meaning.
Eigner has done some nice things. I like his back story, his condition of existence, because he lives his own constraint. What he writes is a presenting without insisting.
Weiner and Howe, and even the venerated Clark Coolidge left me cold. The anthology presents all works as important by virtue of being collected. So I wish to regard them with appropriate reverence. But their aim is not true, in my case. I loosed their arrows at my perceptions, and they all missed. Should specific disparagements be asked for, I will supply them.