Accept tourism, it's a soiled tusk again
But it's economic, the mascot ally
We use to perceive, twist and tie the beach
To the forest. Or else you may sing in alto
The way taxis lie about negotiating
Their beams, waiting to ply
Their trade again.
And I suppose there's nothing wrong with that because time destroys you anyway.
In the meantime, though, you do get some poems when you have a nonaggression
pact with whatever it is.
-- Jack Spicer, "Vancouver Lecture 1"
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