Jul 14, 2009
:: Sissybot, by Roben Nieuwland
My friend Tanya sent me a link to this group art show, Lonely Robots. She is one of my happy-makers today. I’ve had several so far. I feel so fortunate to be in communication with so many wonderful people. Tanya sent the link because she knows I’ve been writing robot poems, and she thought these images might provide some inspiration for more of them. I just bet they will. I am especially fond of the robot shown above.
The dark will be a ground we recover in the night / Illegitimate, turning to those other bodies http://bit.ly/aJbaYW
Now carry the stone for a week, taking notes while reading the poems of Mina Loy. For nearly a century her poems have been waiting to be used as keys for the map. http://bit.ly/9eOVsZ
i took the hose to fill each hole i dug / and drove a Woolworth’s remote control truck / in and out of the water http://bit.ly/bevHjl
God, my symptoms / are so garish: this slick / pawing, clinging dead-drunk fucking / gulping our shame. http://bit.ly/dcwhCO
only cremation will do in this altitude / a plastic box of ashes spread white, not always granular / coarser bone shards, slivers of teeth http://bit.ly/djCKNR
In January gather snow, this is intimate this calling to honor the shock of being alive. http://bit.ly/aXdMUX
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