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A PLATE. An occasion for a plate, an occasional resource is in buying and how soon does washing enable a selection of the same thing neater.

Gertrude Stein #poetry #bot sharing from Tender Buttons every 6 hrs


Give me the
Bliss of disintegration.
How beautiful it is
To be nothing
At all.

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There is
A cemetery
In me, a
Permanent
Memento mori,
But look at all
The flowers.

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Gertrude Stein : Tender Buttons : Food : SALAD DRESSING AND AN ARTICHOKE. Please pale hot, please cover rose, please acre in the red stranger, please butter all the beef-steak with regular feel faces.

Gertrude Stein #poetry #bot sharing from Tender Buttons every 6 hrs


At the
Moment of
Stellar
Ignition,
Numberless
Atoms
Were destined
To carry
Your name.

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I laugh
In order to
Stop the
Guttural
Scream
Rising
In my throat.

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BREAKFAST. A change, a final change includes potatoes. This is no authority for the abuse of cheese. What language can instruct any fellow.
A shining breakfast, a breakfast shining, no dispute, no practice, nothing, nothing at all.
A sudden slice changes the whole plate, it does so suddenly.
An imitation, more imitation, imitation succeed imitations.

Gertrude Stein #poetry #bot sharing from Tender Buttons every 6 hrs


In the cathedral
Of your skull,
Hosts of stars
Sing you into
Being.

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Today in Labor History May 10, 1933: The Nazis staged massive public book burnings, beginning in Berlin, with students from Humboldt University, destroying thousands of titles. German poet, Heinrich Heine, said back in the early 1800s, "Where one burns books, one will soon burn people." They burned books written by Jewish, half-Jewish, communist, socialist, anarchist, liberal, pacifist, lgbtq and sexologist authors. The first books burned were those of Karl Marx and Karl Kautsky. Many of the books that were burned were seized from the library of Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld, director of the Institute for Sexual Science (Institut für Sexualwissenschaft), which the Nazis raided in Berlin on May 6, 1933.

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John Hollander’s poem Kitty and Bug is self-explanatory in its simplicity. The cat’s unpunctuated, almost stream-of-consciousness thoughts fit into a physical ‘cat’ shape, while the bug – in sharp contrast – is but a 3-letter word near the edge of the page.

Happy #Caturday !

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