Glorious Grotesque Guggenheim Poem by nathan martin

Glorious Grotesque Guggenheim



walking.. walking..

extremities all together now in motion.

until there it was in front of me a
used condom just lying there.

it was next to several leaves and a yellow
and white line running
down the street.

the yellow line was sort of a burnt yellow
and crumbling slightly.

the symetries seemed to be broken in the
filth yet somehow remained whole and preserved.

snap the picture.
snap the picture

maybe the guggenheim might want this catalagued.


i threw down some of the vietnamese ramen noodles
i was eating out of a plastic container... snap the picture.

i threw down the container.
snap the picture.

i vomited on the sidewalk and wrote
bob dylan lyrics next to it.
snap the picture.

i threw myself down.
snap the selfie picture.

i got up feeling dirty and hungry.

i dont think i am ment to be an artist.

Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: memory
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 18 March 2014

snap the picture, I like it. Please read my poems and comment.

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