Craig Rebele
from The Abilene Paradox
17
Cacophony of post-capitalist
fruit importers—
the apple falls far enough
to be identical to oranges—
comparison possible
and $1.50 a glass.
Metaphor is just another
way of saying
it's a facsimile.
Another way of saying
fruit importers fall
too far from the tree.
from The Abilene Paradox
17
I gave the
girl in the
pretty dress a
flower and sub-atomic
ephemera. Bottle caps
and shards of
shattered, radioactive decay.
fatalist
illusory formation of crystalline handset transmission, perverse form of pharmacist, reading the book page by page, reversed, to obtain the absolute value of language, how far from nothing it is, but without positive or negative, unencumbered distance from the origin reveals either how far we have come, or have left to go, or reveals who left half a glass of juice in the fridge, but didn't replace the bottle. more lumens achieved, granted, from burning the candle at both ends, so if you worry about burning out first, just buy two, in the time before and after everything, illuminated by your candles, pharmacist, shine your light at the light, brighter still, and allow the dark to remain dark, relative to the sine wave. relative to the sine wave.
Goldenrod Mystery
staccato patterned grape vines
goldenrod mystery:
solved
rapid fire photography
or a daguerreotype
the president's limousine
a knit mobius strip
acrylic and acrylic
haunt the memory of ribbons and frisbee
in her hair
we made a discovery
gin does taste better
wash it down with gin
tell the children
bring toilet paper to school
the state won't furnish luxuries anymore
if your fly is down
you can buy a soda from
the machine
jarring
misconstrued
i thought you were an i
she should have known better
fish plus pants
equal mercury poisoning
splenda
equals
mortician.
Craig Rebele received his MFA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University. He is also the assistant editor for Parthenon West Review. His work has appeared in magazines such as Fact-Simile, GlitterPony, and Otoliths.
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from The Abilene Paradox
17
Cacophony of post-capitalist
fruit importers—
the apple falls far enough
to be identical to oranges—
comparison possible
and $1.50 a glass.
Metaphor is just another
way of saying
it's a facsimile.
Another way of saying
fruit importers fall
too far from the tree.
from The Abilene Paradox
17
I gave the
girl in the
pretty dress a
flower and sub-atomic
ephemera. Bottle caps
and shards of
shattered, radioactive decay.
fatalist
illusory formation of crystalline handset transmission, perverse form of pharmacist, reading the book page by page, reversed, to obtain the absolute value of language, how far from nothing it is, but without positive or negative, unencumbered distance from the origin reveals either how far we have come, or have left to go, or reveals who left half a glass of juice in the fridge, but didn't replace the bottle. more lumens achieved, granted, from burning the candle at both ends, so if you worry about burning out first, just buy two, in the time before and after everything, illuminated by your candles, pharmacist, shine your light at the light, brighter still, and allow the dark to remain dark, relative to the sine wave. relative to the sine wave.
Goldenrod Mystery
staccato patterned grape vines
goldenrod mystery:
solved
rapid fire photography
or a daguerreotype
the president's limousine
a knit mobius strip
acrylic and acrylic
haunt the memory of ribbons and frisbee
in her hair
we made a discovery
gin does taste better
wash it down with gin
tell the children
bring toilet paper to school
the state won't furnish luxuries anymore
if your fly is down
you can buy a soda from
the machine
jarring
misconstrued
i thought you were an i
she should have known better
fish plus pants
equal mercury poisoning
splenda
equals
mortician.
Craig Rebele received his MFA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University. He is also the assistant editor for Parthenon West Review. His work has appeared in magazines such as Fact-Simile, GlitterPony, and Otoliths.
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