Did he really make all these trips? this can be done. It is also possible that he will take us by boat. whatever. “Did we have a good time at the Los Alamos salon?” / I feel like it is / But it’s not a sure thing.” The manufactured pictures are there. Guillaume Decourt signed a book of great evocative power, in a remarkable economy.
. each step ofan 80 km de monterey Holds in four quadrants. There are 44 in total. An almost mathematical project, therefore, where it is a question of taking into account the scenes, impressions of life, the somewhat perplexed traveler who travels through Budapest, Glasgow, California and Boston to the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris. Each poem reads like a micro-narrative, always oscillating between everyday life and exoticism, sometimes recalling, in the art of being a spectator of one’s own life, the manner of Master William Cliffe. does. “Miss Powers doesn’t like / My wife’s clothes / She says: ‘I’ll never wear / Your wife’s clothes'”.
Here are two poems from the book.
23. And the rest
Reverend Gordon B. Armstrong
looks at me in amazement
and pronounces many times
stained glass words with a Scottish accent
it’s a little too simple
Joe Paisley Resonates at Church
a nice little gentleman in limbo
former french teacher
Remember Aix-en-Provence
and Court Mirabeau
i-don’t-know-who-callison
Cézanne Sainte-Victoire and so on
Meanwhile I thought you were gone
forever but you’re back
let’s love each other so be happy
God’s glory in the highest heaven
26. Sigognes
I tell you my hair is turning white in Hungary
It’s Definitely Not Eager’s Wrestler Wins
The one who will deny me the one who will never forget:
“Boat buzzing like a fly”
We stayed in the cabin on the Danube
Sir John Ross then Amerigo Vespucci
I dreamed that a helpless check offered
A Baron de Rothschild bottle to my mother
A little later the gypsy soloist of Astoria
a hundred dollars stuck in the neck of his violin
I gave in escalope and goulasho
And I caught my first smallpox in Gelerta
let’s go to the great field
we will love each other in the great plains
we will understand each other in the great field
All will be for good in the great field