“The art of the successful poem is that is says more than its words say.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
“In poetry magic & science must co-exist. They must creatively interact to create a new poetry of artistic transformation.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
“Duchamp likened an artist to a lewd monk. The poet must be a pure defiler of words, creating & destroying their meanings… — the mag man Copy Share Image
“Poetry is the dream of liberating "high art" from its pretenses & returning it to the mass orgy of popular culture.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
“The poet must believe in the unknown as well as the known. This must become indistinguishable at times within the poem to… — the mag man Copy Share Image
“The art of the successful poem is that is says more than its words say.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
“Poetry is the icon-stasis on which a desire for aesthetic ecstasy illustrates itself endlessly.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
“In poetry magic & science must co-exist. They must creatively interact to create a new poetry of artistic transformation.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
“Duchamp likened an artist to a lewd monk. The poet must be a pure defiler of words, creating & destroying their meanings to release… — the mag man Copy Share Image
“The poem succeeds by being 3-dimensional in the reader's mind rather than 1-dimensional words on paper.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
“Poetry is the dream of liberating "high art" from its pretenses & returning it to the mass orgy of popular culture.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
“In the sentences of poetry prosaic words should serve only as detours to a greater poetic expression, both abstruse & plain.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
“The poet must believe in the unknown as well as the known. This must become indistinguishable at times within the poem to achieve a… — the mag man Copy Share Image
“The center of a poem must be a nucleus its words orbit around following the poet's laws of writing.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
“The poet is a shaman of words & sounds, praying linguistically over each while blessing the poetic whole.” — the mag man Copy Share Image
