Duchamp Poems - Poems about Duchamp

Marcel Duchamp (French Dada artist, 1887 - 1968) Marcel Duchamp is most celebrated for a woman rushing down a stairwell naked, a painting critics mocked from the start as degenerate French modern art. Wives sighed relief she’s less than revealing so invited their husbands for a viewing. Duchamp painted her stripped of any garb apropos to the art of the time – avant garde...

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a nihilistic hobby horse in a sense of outrage in hysterical fragments           of time of  multiple    manifestations in the incoherent                   moving in  a condensed           cadence of  rhythmic                           random        harmony  transfixed in   a lateral       displacement           embodied in still   life   struggling to                move  guile...

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we’re in France fantasy France good ball I like France hand wobble your the champ I’m your Caddy good ball It’s DuChamp Cause we’re in France Call me Caddy DuChamp….....

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fragments of time multiple manifestations moving a condensed cadence of ...

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How to take a leak Marcel felt quite an urge when he set out to purge understanding of how to when we view misconceptions of who is taking the piss now never thereafter and then A fountain trickling urinal porcelain pissoir on display impressed me no doubt in treacherous confusion of images since relief in museums constitutes phallic sin When...

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porcelain has a sensation - But that doormat is septic!...

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