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A Forgery of such style 
In a touch shall call,
		again, to sigh and fall.
To the Ageless Jazz leap,
				'round midnight
A Generique Portrait 
		Consumed out of Love 
		Never wasting their pretentious time,
 Claim to reveal your elite taste 
		True colours with bile chased 
Poloroid of Authentic appearance 
					Easy to Fake 
					They talk all TS, Magic lanterns and 
Michaelangelo 
By public confession in Adoration of Dr Kaligari, The Somnambulist and stencilled  spirals
That early editing, Knocking cells on continuity or giving the audience creative control in 
image's connections. Montage from Intellectual graphic matching of Codename Saboteurs,
Features fading to their namesake. Emotional etched through out Vertov's Working 
Documentary (“The Kinetic eye”? Following Moscow's Day by the people , early   stop 
motion as he explored Moving Image , Back when Trains sped at the audience .
			Between these lines Hopefully a syllable address
of modest articulation. 
		For the Outsider , Crafting World by his Blend of Diction..
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Palli Avatar
December 5, 2010 at 2:05 AM
very original write!
Brown Avatar
November 29, 2010 at 11:21 AM
May your week bring you good health,may your heart overflow with love, and may your life bring you amazing inspiration to continue your writing. I enjoyed reading your wonderful poetry this morning and thank you for sharing it George. Love, Carol
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November 29, 2010 at 7:41 AM
oi! Very interesting,, sure enjoyed your write,,, and welcome to the soup,..p.d.
Chappell Avatar
November 29, 2010 at 2:46 AM
welcome to the soup my friend very powerful write here thank you
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