Monday, July 26, 2010

Tooth Removed 5 Days Ago Mouth Still Sore

'Poetry, priority matter' Pierre Peuchmaurd - For use Delphine - The Goose Cravan Publisher


'A few flowers' - Artwork by Jean MAS LITTLE
Artist Ecole de Nice


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A bit much much for flowers to accompany the aphorisms of the poet Pierre Peuchmaurd


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Time is an area endangered.

The big words are great remedies.

I probably do not, I will probably never best friend Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, who died in 1799.

The only child that interests me is me.

I am always surprised that it does not grow flowers, trees, forests in the bellies of birds.

A fried egg, put his rod: a daisy.

The flower is in the bag.

Few at the prow.

Poets need not travel far to spare no horse.

The sea is blue like a baguette.

Poetry priority matter.

That is not attached to anything, is what does not weigh, what are the winds and birds that may bend the branches.

A drop of water waves and the world.

accuracy is the intelligence of poets.

Tell me who I am, I'll tell you who you are.

Remember when you were taller than the trees?

The world is born in an attic.

"You do not hear? They all have a decal voice "was telling the crazy train. Since I stopped listening to people like that, watching the decal.

Man marks his territory by small inkjets.

Infinitésibien.


Excerpts from a collection of aphorisms Peuchmaurd Peter A. Use Delphine ' with a frontispiece by Jean Terrossian , surrealist painter - geese Cravan Publisher


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ALSO Pierre Peuchmaurd , from this publisher :

- Last Year at Cazillac / Last Year in Cazillac (Spring 2010) . Bilingual Edition - French / English - Rare and wonderful prose of the author. - 10 euros including shipping

- Perfect damages and other completions (2007) with ten photographs of Nicole English - poet and photographer with humor - 18 euros, postage included

" [...] His poems reflect a strong business and above all a constant invention, not vacuum but in the heat of emotion. [...] Peuchmaurd is an outstanding creator of images and rhythms. Pierre Nepveu, Spiral

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