BIO
Lewis LaCook makes things. He is a programmer/poet. He likes unstable objects. He doesn't eat enough. Send him all your money.
from Women
Someone had named her Mariana. Pidgin is elastically
passed around with some enthusiasm, still suffused
with unusual laities. Pills imbrobably beckon.
"I would want to live in vivid nicks awash on your
knees, sour but still robust." Auch Brain Drain. Some
pale days of never sleeping. Pelted with levitation.
"A freezing rain will eat the roads. Pounded by dead
ivy faces scabbing over with rude glaciers. Some
soldiers home from the war. It's very hard to walk
in." But approaching Oberlin Avenue from North Ridge
road, nearing the cemetary.
Blue tunnel, tongue of road. Blue nights with flurries
of stars.
Mike's car when we go outside skinned with ice gleams
the way trains moan in a distance cold with Ohio.
German chocolate cake punctured by my mouth a hole of
hungry filling. Beats pulse from the subwoofers,
lacing Matt's house with heartbeats. Later Evelyn
comes home. I stand pertinently still among the rough
and dirty boys of Lorain. Each of us is a roofer, or
builds cars in a factory. Our trucks roar that we are
hard. You, as far away as you always were, don't
respond when I cry out in the small hours of night.
I often wake up long after my body has made coffee and
opened a mute window. The silence then mentions trills
as so many recursive curls in verbs. You let the city
go to your head.
"I have some friends to whom narrative is an
intractable essence. It may be that message and source
are the same thing, as well as act and potential.
Woof, woof,woof."
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This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
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passed around with some enthusiasm, still suffused
with unusual laities. Pills imbrobably beckon.
"I would want to live in vivid nicks awash on your
knees, sour but still robust." Auch Brain Drain. Some
pale days of never sleeping. Pelted with levitation.
"A freezing rain will eat the roads. Pounded by dead
ivy faces scabbing over with rude glaciers. Some
soldiers home from the war. It's very hard to walk
in." But approaching Oberlin Avenue from North Ridge
road, nearing the cemetary.
Blue tunnel, tongue of road. Blue nights with flurries
of stars.
Mike's car when we go outside skinned with ice gleams
the way trains moan in a distance cold with Ohio.
German chocolate cake punctured by my mouth a hole of
hungry filling. Beats pulse from the subwoofers,
lacing Matt's house with heartbeats. Later Evelyn
comes home. I stand pertinently still among the rough
and dirty boys of Lorain. Each of us is a roofer, or
builds cars in a factory. Our trucks roar that we are
hard. You, as far away as you always were, don't
respond when I cry out in the small hours of night.
I often wake up long after my body has made coffee and
opened a mute window. The silence then mentions trills
as so many recursive curls in verbs. You let the city
go to your head.
"I have some friends to whom narrative is an
intractable essence. It may be that message and source
are the same thing, as well as act and potential.
Woof, woof,woof."
=====
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day: http://www.lewislacook.com/POD
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
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tubulence artist studio: http://turbulence.org/studios/lacook/index.html
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Dear Mr. Sondheim and dear Mr. Lacook
cimandef.didier@free.fr wrote:
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2004 13:27:42 +0100
From: cimandef.didier@free.fr
To: sondheim@panix.com
CC: llacook@yahoo.com
Dear Mr. Sondheim and dear Mr. Lacook,
I am graduate student in Art History at Paris 1
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2004 13:27:42 +0100
From: cimandef.didier@free.fr
To: sondheim@panix.com
CC: llacook@yahoo.com
Dear Mr. Sondheim and dear Mr. Lacook,
I am graduate student in Art History at Paris 1
Fwd: Now Available: sidereality 3.1
--- "Clayton A. Couch"
<managingeditor@sidereality.com> wrote:
> From: "Clayton A. Couch"
> <managingeditor@sidereality.com>
> To: "Claytonacouch@Earthlink. Net"
> <claytonacouch@earthlink.net>
> Subject: Now Available: sidereality 3.1
> Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 23:46:06 -0500
>
> Dear sidereality readers,
>
> Finally, the January-March 2004 edition of
> sidereality is ready for readers!
> Loren Kleinman, Associate Editor, conducted an
> interview with Anyssa Kim --
> who's our featured poet this time around -- for the
> new issue, and we've
> included work from 62 different writers and artists.
> Please visit
> http://www.sidereality.com for a look at what's
> inside.
>
> This edition of the e-journal required a great deal
> of time and effort to
> assemble, mainly because I've radically redesigned
> the appearance of the
> website. You'll notice that the old frames have
> disappeared, and in their
> place, I've added tables. Overall, I hope that the
> changes will make the
> journal a far more reader-friendly environment than
> it has been in the past,
> but if you notice anything amiss, please email me.
>
> If you are a contributor to the new issue, please
> check you work and make
> certain that it appears to your liking. Contributors
> should also be aware
> that payments are running behind for this issue, but
> I should have all
> checks (and PayPal transactions) in the mail by the
> end of January.
>
> Thanks for your support,
> Clayton
>
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> Managing Editor, sidereality
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This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day:http://www.lewislacook.com/POD/index.php
associate editor, _sidereality
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<managingeditor@sidereality.com> wrote:
> From: "Clayton A. Couch"
> <managingeditor@sidereality.com>
> To: "Claytonacouch@Earthlink. Net"
> <claytonacouch@earthlink.net>
> Subject: Now Available: sidereality 3.1
> Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 23:46:06 -0500
>
> Dear sidereality readers,
>
> Finally, the January-March 2004 edition of
> sidereality is ready for readers!
> Loren Kleinman, Associate Editor, conducted an
> interview with Anyssa Kim --
> who's our featured poet this time around -- for the
> new issue, and we've
> included work from 62 different writers and artists.
> Please visit
> http://www.sidereality.com for a look at what's
> inside.
>
> This edition of the e-journal required a great deal
> of time and effort to
> assemble, mainly because I've radically redesigned
> the appearance of the
> website. You'll notice that the old frames have
> disappeared, and in their
> place, I've added tables. Overall, I hope that the
> changes will make the
> journal a far more reader-friendly environment than
> it has been in the past,
> but if you notice anything amiss, please email me.
>
> If you are a contributor to the new issue, please
> check you work and make
> certain that it appears to your liking. Contributors
> should also be aware
> that payments are running behind for this issue, but
> I should have all
> checks (and PayPal transactions) in the mail by the
> end of January.
>
> Thanks for your support,
> Clayton
>
> =================================================
> Clayton A. Couch
> Managing Editor, sidereality
> managingeditor@sidereality.com
> http://www.sidereality.com
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> If you would prefer not to receive any further
> updates, or if you feel that you have received
> this message in error, please contact sidereality
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This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day:http://www.lewislacook.com/POD/index.php
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
--------
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My gelded town sucks
Waiting for me in the arms of a guilty
city, you grow cold and vague
with snow. At a certain point
in dialogue with the sycophant
I require no more input, and no input
requires me. You'll be able to
swim now, head just above the un-
comfortable line that dragged your mother
past your dad, himself glazed and frosted,
buffed like a mirror but rippled to
distort. He avoids the city; nothing
grows there, or flies, or swims.
But your mother's just fine, with
her house a conversation piece at
last. When I talk now clauses buckle
over each other, pile up in subcutaneous
knots, and no-one can respond to that.
My gelded town sucks its own
reflection from the nightly news:
this "hardened steel town" is reeling.
A teacher drunk in a hotel room drunk
with a student. The lessons come
frozen
=====
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day:http://www.lewislacook.com/POD/index.php
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
--------
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city, you grow cold and vague
with snow. At a certain point
in dialogue with the sycophant
I require no more input, and no input
requires me. You'll be able to
swim now, head just above the un-
comfortable line that dragged your mother
past your dad, himself glazed and frosted,
buffed like a mirror but rippled to
distort. He avoids the city; nothing
grows there, or flies, or swims.
But your mother's just fine, with
her house a conversation piece at
last. When I talk now clauses buckle
over each other, pile up in subcutaneous
knots, and no-one can respond to that.
My gelded town sucks its own
reflection from the nightly news:
this "hardened steel town" is reeling.
A teacher drunk in a hotel room drunk
with a student. The lessons come
frozen
=====
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day:http://www.lewislacook.com/POD/index.php
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
--------
http://www.lewislacook.com/
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a spool of files
mulling over a lack of illumination. To mourn my
position, at dawn I mingle with the dead by lying my
head down in your electric oven. In this way I keep it
seperate from me.
The perspective is of someone who eats. My Computer
began a task late last night, and this afternoon
drools out your answers, a spool of files. I have to
stand this many miles away to truly touch you. From
here, Ohio's trees tunnel grayly into enough of a
filament to tango.
Black branch to Black branch to Black branch to Black
branch to Black branch.
The purest of idiots is mesmerized by lattice. But you
can't stand the burning hair
=====
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day:http://www.lewislacook.com/POD/index.php
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
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position, at dawn I mingle with the dead by lying my
head down in your electric oven. In this way I keep it
seperate from me.
The perspective is of someone who eats. My Computer
began a task late last night, and this afternoon
drools out your answers, a spool of files. I have to
stand this many miles away to truly touch you. From
here, Ohio's trees tunnel grayly into enough of a
filament to tango.
Black branch to Black branch to Black branch to Black
branch to Black branch.
The purest of idiots is mesmerized by lattice. But you
can't stand the burning hair
=====
This is as useful as a doll.--Gertrude Stein
Poem of the Day:http://www.lewislacook.com/POD/index.php
associate editor, _sidereality
http://www.sidereality.com/
--------
http://www.lewislacook.com/
tubulence artist studio: http://turbulence.org/studios/lacook/index.html
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