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Monday, August 3, 2009

AMERICA, PLEASE!

21. Darkness and light.

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AMERICA, PLEASE!

(Spoken-word poems)
Track 1. J edgar hoover in the mansion of love.
Track 2.Series:The violist and the grand symphony. The violist as brilliant flame. The violist while she sits. Violist in the middle of, Within/without. Old poets never die.
Track 3. AMERICA, PLEASE (stop niggering me to death).(part one)
Track 3. AMERICA, PLEASE (stop niggering me to death).(part two)
Track 4. Guns and peckers in america.
Track 5. Guru of the unique and not unique.
Track 6. Series: Dolphin soliditary, Synchronicity of two dolphins.
Track 7. Incessant buzz.
Track 8. How d'ya like this weather.
Track 9. Jesus at the slot machine.
Track 10. Mary.
Track 11. The real american shit.
Track 12. SANDniggers.
Track 13. The veteran.
Track 14. So the wind really won't blow it all away.
Track 15. Juggling the meaning of life up on the tightrope stretched across existence's precipice, or... a sam beckett blast from the past.
Track 16. Between bukowski and boredom.
Track 17. Entropy versus the honeymoon.
Track 18. Entropy 2.
Track 19. Cryogenic man and the hot swedish babe from minnesota.
Track 20. In rows of dog food.
Track 21. Darkness and light.
Track 22. Andy.
Track 23. Poetry discussion about AMERICA, PLEASE!-- mike kruis, andy kenyon, and dr joshua ellis.
Track 24. miniature poetry reading: andy, josh, and mike.
Track 25. short story, "trout fishing in OHIO" (part one)
Track 25. short story, "trout fishing in OHIO" (part two)
Track 26. Smoking cigarettes like humphrey bogart in casablanca.
Track 27. The hands of the cellist.
Track 28. August again.

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Chip Mosher: is a Las Vegas teacher and newspaper columnist. He has been teaching in Las Vegas for the Clark County School District for over 20 years, and writing about education for 10 years. His weekly column, "Socrates in Sodom," appears in Las Vegas CityLife. Visit Lasvegascitylife.com to read his most recent columns.

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