Crg Hill's poetry scorecard

Bubble Haynaku

 

When

the bark

of wit flees

 

the

formless void

just let me

 

get

a purchase

on the rope

 

When

I grow 

up my house

 

is 

going to

be all metal

 

Don't 

even think

about going outside

"Information

 

is

not knowledge

[...] and without ethical

 

and

intellectual judgement

which cannot be

 

programmed

into a

machine--the Age

 

of

Information is

an Age of

 

Ignorance,"

Pinar (2004), What

Is Curriculum Theory

Found Haynaku: In that wordless twilight (Ben Katchor)

between

the final

disappearance of the

 

day’s

late editions

and the midnight

 

debut

of tomorrow’s

paper—there arrives

 

on

the otherwise

barren newsstands of

 

this

city a

preternaturally limp, gray

 

tabloid:

Brassiere Strap

Slips

 

Banner Lag

 

Language constructs. Within language, alphabets construct. Suggestions of individual letters, words, lines/spaces          construct.  The buildings flame–give off, take in, glow, haze, not not light, not not dark. How do we make our say in all of this?

from The Hay(na)ku of Spiro Agnew

Show Biz

Nixon
is not
going to get

involved
with any
kind of sideshow.

Oct. 15, 1968

from The Hay(na)ky of Spiro Agnew

The Common Man Speaks

I
had endured
the didactic inadequacies

of
the garrulous
in silence...

from The Hay(na)ku of Spiro Agnew

Schizophrenia

While
Agnew is
not a household

word
yet, few
people forget Spiro.

There was a

police

report of

a banged-up white

truck

ramming a car

at a

stop

sign on South

Jackson Street

and

then heading

north on Washington

Current State Of State Of?

“The

vice president

doesn't know what

branch

of government

he is in,

the

president doesn't

know what the

constitution

is, the

people don't know

what

the heck

is going on.”

-- Chuck Shumer, 6-27-07

Pete Domenici’s DUI (Driving Under Ignorance):

“but

I think

the American people,

in

their usual

good sense, are

going

to wait

around for a

while

and say,

‘Mr. President, you’ve

taken

us down

a lot of

roads

in Iraq

let’s go down

this

one and

see if it

works.'”