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The article presents the poem "Portishead/Portishead." First Line: Since wretched swollen material absolves no one, Last Line: general locations. The airs of Marienbad.

The article presents the poem "Dolphy/At the Five Spot, Vol. 1." First Line: Lunafish, drugged on the alcove, flickers in a dim; Last Line: This is the least grin, powdered. A pass approached.

The article presents the poem "Stravinsky/Le Sacre du Printemps." First Line: A yelling in. Dour clouding. Steps of endways. Last Line: I noted and fell.

The article presents the poem "Beck/Sea Change." First Line: The ancient envy seared each, in horizontals, Last Line: It feels like a father of oars and offers.

The article presents the poem "Pere Ubu/Dub Housing." First Line: The tap fast and the rapid ochre, belittled. Last Line: Micro-laboratories.

The article presents the poem "Sade/Lover's Rock." First Line: There until the fuel loosens, a scream and a swallow (the bird). Last Line: from the drivers.

The article presents the poem "Lsia." First Line: He is being sampled by alcohol. The wide brim of his hat; Last Line: in the way she shakes her wig. Some thing is a part.

The article presents the poem "Mingus/The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady." First Line: Traffic and mascara and opiates. Few Swedes. Last Line: like she traveled to the moon. Penis being latin for tail.

The article presents the poem "Slia." First Line: He feels like it's time to talk about the man with the squirrel- Last Line: not need apartments, nor love. The false sun recordings.

The article presents the poem "The Avalanches/Since I Left You." First Line: A family is one dachschund short of a tourniquet. Last Line: There are three X figures--or two, or one.

The article presents the poem "Lingo (7)," by James Wagner. First Line: It's unexpected, your hands lopsided. Last Line: such as a someone with soapy postage.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 5," by James Wagner. First Line: Pugilists inserting Arnos pouring onto the aqua job, Last Line: potent and offended!

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 4," by James Wagner. First Line: Myrrh myrrh radioing in quietude, Crusoe, Last Line: You have to tell it so!

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 2," by James Wagner. First Line: Ex-static murals. Last Line: Ex-static murals.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 1," by James Wagner. First Line: Amateur amend love and do buy peons; Last Line: You know son my keyless dock's the shore.

The article presents the poem "Isal," by James Wagner. First Line: They said they can't seem to handle it. They say they are; Last Line: hearing things.

The article presents the poem "Ilas," by James Wagner. First Line: Free brooming secrets. The Life stultified and; Last Line: Staking out a matter amid the calling off.

The article presents the poem "Iasl," by James Wagner. First Line: He was approaching the book with the photograph of the; Last Line: when the radio came back on the figures.

The article presents the poem "Lias." First Line: The memento of the finger. The sudden conclusion that his; Last Line: in front of him? Why red? Why now?

The article presents the poem "Sila." First Line: The pool table was wrong, the players were wrong, the time; Last Line: tethers.

The article presents the poem "Sial." First Line: The underwater monologues disclose no vowels, Last Line: Stood the distance apart and comported a room.

The article presents the poem "Sail." First Line: Staring through the window, participating twinly in an; Last Line: out in swimmer.

The article presents the poem "Asil," by James Wagner. First Line: Lowered by laughter, wielded, beset, no gongs; Last Line: For poor coins to collide. It's a typical visit.

The article presents the poem "Alis," by James Wagner. First Line: The slake exactly bemoans a lemony injury. Last Line: Very softy shy evil men reach one's knees.

The article presents the poem "Aisl," by James Wagner. First Line: The light is speared and separating. The dogs of Pere Ubu; Last Line: solving. No one can sweeten the trees.

The article presents the poem "Ails," by James Wagner. First Line: Three held metals. The face in violet glass. A suspension of leaving. Last Line: In this elemental insistence? He said, as if watching a clock call.

The article presents the poem "Lingo (6)," by James Wagner. First Line: Fur, only in sleep. On a tower, perhaps, Last Line: whiten in sleep, all on a tower, out.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 14," by James Wagner. First Line: A mill owned these troops mentally after an infant quit; Last Line: reply then proud troop lowered. At last she migrates.

The article presents the poem "Lingo (5)," by James Wagner. First Line: A table shading impatience, bearded, over. Last Line: columns call this that empty sentence.

The article presents the poem "Lingo (3)," by James Wagner. First Line: Tapes underlying walls, in our mouths. It advances. Last Line: would appear, pleased to nurse, broadly.

The article presents the poem "Lingo (2)," by James Wagner. First Line: These fakes and the domestication of waste, Last Line: With crickets, domestic, as rhetoric.

The article presents the poem "Lingo (1)," by James Wagner. First Line: Indifferent, skies dangling, naturally stagnant, while who are you. Last Line: Oxen were translated. All arrows and then dogs, feeling unequal to windows.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 15," by James Wagner. First Line: I'll grim peasants shame some writer, since shame's returning and; Last Line: attend and quiet veiny paws.

The article presents the poem "Lingo (4)," by James Wagner. First Line: Prize pigs, yes, the "Hollywood" oral naíve, of this; Last Line: ceratinly, with lines, and ats, as farm warmings.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 13," by James Wagner. First Line: The sour, ill promise, a traveler's blue at the danger; Last Line: delay mortal equivocal reasoning.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 12," by James Wagner. First Line: The clock's wide; Last Line: The fine trees other suns brewed.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 11," by James Wagner. First Line: Ill youth, doubtless temps cued you're all orange, caulking key parlor; Last Line: the ship rats pass.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 10," by James Wagner. First Line: Shorn, Last Line: over this wharf is my jigsaw.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 9," by James Wagner. First Line: In shallow ways again, on; Last Line: clumps to suit it.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 8," by James Wagner. First Line: Each whore, the ax had gabled, Last Line: Dying seagulls to f##k.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 7," by James Wagner. First Line: She mills groans east as how is this verging. Last Line: Do false there the earning and specious din hurts.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 6," by James Wagner. First Line: The highway kite in foreign; Last Line: grubbing.

The article presents the poem "Auralgraph 3," by James Wagner. First Line: He can ask I do a nap O, brim, you chalk a; Last Line: you'll ask for a buried day.

The article presents the poem "Palu," by James Wagner. First Line: Mustard volume the size of values, watery, doltish; Last Line: Talk of love in the offices, the boredom of reflecting.

The article presents the poem "Latoil." First Line: The normal pain of weddings or weedings or; Last Line: In a man is walking and talking about traffic.

The article presents the poem "Eyth." First Line: Meat-house valium. I superceded. I filmed the; Last Line: Vinyl hiding spots. She lapsed in horror/amour.

The article presents the poem "Kunf." First Line: I listed the digits of vacant hatred. Pulse of; Last Line: What drifting feeling one tells one's selves is.

The article presents the poem "Klart." First Line: In which the depression beard favors loitering. Last Line: There are skeletons on the brain, lately, deer.

The article presents the poem "Hatraf." First Line: The context of the occasion of writing this poem, Last Line: Wrong. To get out of all this and how. Forgettable.

The article presents the poem "Oremoth." First Line: Stolen. Variegated. Pierced. Purple. Heckled. Last Line: Dripping. For no one. For the softened spoons.