City, Ads, and Modern Rooms

Advertisements, tube stations, wet city nights, rooms, houses, and Tessimond's urban modernity.
Tube StationThe tube lift mounts, / sap in a stem, / And blossoms its load, / a black, untidy rose. / The founta
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Wet City NightLight drunkenly reels into shadow; / Blurs, slurs uneasily; / Slides off the eyeballs: / The segment
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Empty RoomThe clock disserts on punctuation, syntax. / The clock's voice, thin and dry, asserts, repeats. / Th
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Attack On The Ad-ManThis trumpeter of nothingness, employed / To keep our reason dull and null and void. / This man of w
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HousesPeople who are afraid of themselves / Multiply themselves into families / And so divide themselves /
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June Sick RoomThe birds' shrill fluting / Beats on the pink blind, / Pierces the pink blind / At whose edge fumble
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