MICHAEL GOTTLIEB |
V2n2/V2n3 Spr/Sum 04 |
Under the Banner of Notation |
GOTTLIEB |
—for Deirdre a way was caused to be laid down
across the bar sinister, somehow sluiced and stayed—a perilous the chimerical hasp, never quite closed upon itself, some half-hearted cloaking leading to a forbidden fenestration
arriving at the cram-down stage, where you get exactly what you need, for reasons best known. Insalubrious a nice dose of Oppositional Defiance Disorder
the point at which the remaining parties are obliged to undergo what is
an implicit velocity in the report, the way it echoes off the massed ruins
a chiseler, a gasper, an economical reply, a plug-ugly, a kind of gambling
in the fatally compromised tranches, what obtains is the inevitable lack late-model and fallen. De-mobbed the plea as modifier of the deed Like some sort of frost heave
the perfect scaffold manners they displayed as they cleaned out their a hod and a barrow, a scape, a hash of it, a denuded avowal soiling the memory, gently but firmly taking the arm these futile correctives reduced a former favorite,
a carefully-drawn set of figures, seated, side-lit, turned half-away, as if |
BOULLY |
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Michael Gottlieb is the author of more than a dozen titles, including Lost and Found (Segue, 2004). His other recent books include Gorgeous Plunge (also from Segue) Careering Obloquy (Other Publications/Portable Press at Yo-Yo Labs), and More Than All (Tongue To Boot), a collaboration with Ted Greenwald. One of the central first-generation Language poets, Gottlieb helped edit the seminal Roof magazine through the 80s. He presently lives in Northwest Connecticut with his wife and two children. |