Two poems by Mark Cunningham
I alienated everyone when I said I
prefer Shimp to Curly. Water is blue unless
it’s not, or maybe it’s something else unless it’s blue. Most words can’t be used to order a hot
dog. As the Buddha said when he went on
a retreat, I’m just keeping my non-self to myself. She knew the answer was “life”—and then it
turned out it had been a trick question.
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We got the Mexicans to act like
Polynesians posing as African coast-dwellers, so don’t lecture us about
multi-culturalism. She was removed from
the diversity panel due to “creative differences.” I had a sneezing fit and they respected my
micro-climate by moving to another table.
Author bio:
Mark Cunningham's recent book is Helicotremors (Otoliths). 71 Leaves, an e-book from BlazeVOX, is available for free to anyone curious enough to Google it.
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