"old Buddha friend out of 3 year retreat and his 20 year old hippie niece from Seattle come along even my usual all-in-black unshaven dirty hair pierced ear with a skull wraparound shades wont pass here bands amped from god knows what ...expand text.
"old Buddha friend out of 3 year retreat and his 20 year old hippie niece from Seattle come along even my usual all-in-black unshaven dirty hair pierced ear with a skull wraparound shades wont pass here bands amped from god knows what power source a nod to the older gent w/mohawk, a ferret on his shoulder, FEEL NO MORE"- Metal Thoughts
The soft release of Marc Olmsteds Fresh Lotus Rehab is a quixotic and fresh rendering of poems-- a look into the personal planet of the poet, given in a post beat pace that marks the fourth installment of Virgogray Press' self-proclaimed chapbook revolution, which is geared to return poetry to the reader and to the poet. Marcs collection of work hails as a prime example of the type of literature Virgogray Press intends to produce. Olmsteds release is long overdo and offers a personal look into the writers life with observations only a poet could produce over topics from his brothers suicide to The 2008 Olympic Torch mayhem in the streets of San Francisco.
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"old Buddha friend out of 3 year retreat and his 20 year old hippie niece
from Seattle come along
even my usual all-in-black unshaven dirty hair
pierced ear with a skull
wraparound shades
wont pass here
bands amped from god knows what ...expand text.
"old Buddha friend out of 3 year retreat and his 20 year old hippie niece
from Seattle come along
even my usual all-in-black unshaven dirty hair
pierced ear with a skull
wraparound shades
wont pass here
bands amped from god knows what power source
a nod to the older gent w/mohawk,
a ferret on his shoulder,
FEEL NO MORE"- Metal Thoughts
The soft release of Marc Olmsteds Fresh Lotus Rehab is a quixotic and fresh rendering of poems-- a look into the personal planet of the poet, given in a post beat pace that marks the fourth installment of Virgogray Press' self-proclaimed chapbook revolution, which is geared to return poetry to the reader and to the poet. Marcs collection of work hails as a prime example of the type of literature Virgogray Press intends to produce. Olmsteds release is long overdo and offers a personal look into the writers life with observations only a poet could produce over topics from his brothers suicide to The 2008 Olympic Torch mayhem in the streets of San Francisco.
NOW AVAILABLE!
Release date: February 11, 2009 Close text