Gorilla Math by Michael Bible
Greying Ghost Press #23
"Michael Bible may have hit what a lot of us were trying, a singular new voice for CEO's
to slackers. He's so open, so easy, so fluid, you'll smile with joy turning every page of Mr. Bible."
- BARRY HANNAH
excerpt:
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fr. MEMORIAL DAY
A girl in a yellow dress twirled a small baton then blew her whistle
and the parade began. Two black fire trucks followed the girl, sirens
moaning. Next, on horseback rode twelve men with curling waxed
mustaches dressed in stiff crimson robes and blue powdered wigs.
Arabian satin with silver tassels draped the men's calico horses. Behind
them a drill team in wedding dresses started a maneuver, spinning rifles
with fixed bayonets high into the sun, moving their veils aside to catch
them. Behind the drill team nude chamber musicians played the 1812
overture. Then a long flatbed truck passed with schoolgirls reenacting
Normandy. The front hatch of their duck boat squeaked up and down
as the schoolgirls fell limp onto the sand, fake guns rattling, their
pigtails flapping out beneath their helmets. Then came the animals. A
small heard of buffalo painted white, lions and tigers pulling empty
Amish buggies, black children riding drugged elephants, a dozen
peacocks in full plumage roaming free.
end paper. Printed in an edition of 75.
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