IT'S WEIRD: Some detextualized reflections

	Farre, farre frome de kingdome ov de anshient lards 
	ouwa pilgrim fourfaythers sailed in mightie vessels 
	of beansparn an cain to a lande beautiful to beholde. 

	Hits, faeld wit virgin forests, wits wurly wizards 
	un ithsum witches of greate power who controlled peoples' 
	hurts through compu-screams. 

	It was a wanderfool land, but violent too. The streets 
	wits full of dowdy creatures broken bottles, and paper 
	incantations and each night they became a zoo. 

	In this land warlocks drove chariots of gold yet 
	thits wits countless poor ones who lived in gutters and 
	septic holes. 

	For centuries this land was in the power of dark beasts 
	ruled by a hypocrite's flag which promised liberty.

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from How Weird: Out of the Box of Expectations by T Newfields
Summary:  Some thoughts on post-lettrist poetry and nonsense.
Keywords: pilgrim myths, weird poems, mutant literature, dadaist verse

Author: T Newfields [Nitta Hirou / Huáng Yuèwǔ] (b. 1955 - ?)
Begun: 1989 in Utica, NY ☆ Finished: 2023 in Shizuoka, Japan
Creative Commons License: Attribution. {{CC-BY-4.0}} Granted

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