Representing
Representation
The presenting form
of any
mass of popular
superstition.
(Annie Dillard,
For the Time Being)
To be Blissful you must
Be in
of
Cruz. Tattoos won’t suffice
or sandals & hibiscus pants;
anyone can dress Californian
but that don’t get you from
land’s end & the cities of
angels & St. Francis.
You must die first
not just pretend
In
the face of Jesus arose
in a tortilla. An auto parts
store in
attracted crowds when
an oil stain on the floor
resembled the Virgin Mary.
(A.D.)
Look: I’m sorry,
I got to have
standing-fors
standing for
standing-fors
standing for
standings to
stand up,
stand out!
But standing-fors are
not what-it-is they
stand-for standing
for & yet I got to
have them: I’m sorry.
At a
shop named Bonjo Java,
a cinnamon bun came out
looking like Mother Teresa—
the nun bun, papers called it.
There is an enormous foot
print of Buddha, too, in
(A.D.)
Don’t laugh:
suddenly, a time
comes when it's
comic divine.
For the time being:
Be in
Guy Simon was a
Presbyterian minister
in
some friends out on
the
a
drowned.
After he got ashore,
he walked up and
down the beach,
clapping his hands
together and saying,
“Oh, pshaw!
Oh, pshaw!”
(A.D.)
Presbyter
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