Category: Poetry
Poetry and poets. Click here for an index of all Radium Age poems.




Never Begin to Sing (1)
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“Never, no matter how easy your instrument, begin to sing.”
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THE KALEVALA (18)
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“Until I can get up into this trance,/all is randomness, all mischance.”
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THE KALEVALA (17)
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“Should I lay down my war axe / and sit in the shit / and rotate beautiful colors in my bluebottle thorax?”
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THE KALEVALA (16)
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“Out to sea, out to sea,/where the albatross ungainly dives/and the cunning anchovy thrives!”
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THE KALEVALA (15)
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Lemminkainen, ice-locked,/hearing the groan of his trapped ship,/works up a counter-charm.
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ADEQUATED (8)
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Mezzotint badonkadonk, rolling a cocktail cherry in Motrin, crushed up coke-fine.
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THE KALEVALA (14)
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“The churned sheets were a vortex/and there could be no more sex/because of the pain in my cortex.”
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ADEQUATED (7)
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Don’t fire until you can see your reflection in the robot’s crotchplate.
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