Pygmy Although I Am Not a Spy, Or The Nose
Pygmy, the inevitable spy, Bing “Pygmy.”
Now all in the window light like
Eugene Atget from France, Paris, Google-Bing “Eugene Atget Greatest Photographer Like
Larry Bird Ballplayer” (I be white, tee-hee).”
I am in to vitamins, oil pulling and amino acids.
Something eventually like my mad psychiatrist with her pills has
To cure me my errant fantasies about
27-year-old girls, probably pregnant and married, I don’t know. My psychologist said thank God they are
Not 11, but still more drugs for
Your dilapidated brain organ with its plastic utensils deranged like King
Lear on the heath. Bing “Shakespeare, Homosexuality, Heath.”
No one, no girls, except the Barbara Bush 59s and 62s
Will sit next to me at the relevant café hooch, although I
Am most relevant: I wear a hot-like-the-girls-here tweed hat from London England on this August day
In I-am-no-longer-prejudiced Birmingham, Alabam. I conclude, like Socrates—Why doesn’t he
Have a first name?—that
This is because of the little blemish on my W. C. Fields
Nose. God-damned 59, 27 in dilapidated brain, and happy, holy God,
Loving all powerful,
Puts a pimple most pathological
On my no-wonder-I-am-in-therapy,
Slightly-bent-to-the-left, tragic nose.





















“There is a push for women to be their most genuine selves, and yet now there is makeup for men!?”
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