Dancer, Straw, and Juice Box by Hanz Olson

Joked everyday of more spoken cuts as if to sing with eyes

of bright installation, of neon wrenching toward costumed

revelry. Stumps and horns project onto rivers and smoke

soft brass crammed with exuberant trappings. There are nights

to work alone and agile with the same warped table, the one

worth any incorporation of unknown strings. Every eye-

catching piece will lace, tear and hand to the crowd bitten

abstractions, restful nocturnes, crushes of powdery lamplight,

and circles of papery beds. Complicated lives jolt what paper favors,

what stars lag, what rollerblades and smoke inject with jukebox

and shoulder pad.

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