Makes Sense

by Ted Greenwald

Makes Sense was published by Angel Hair Books (New York City) in 1975. 8.5 x 11 inches. Mimeographed typescript, printed on rectos only. Stapled wrappers with cover art by George Schneeman. Edition of 400.

54 pages, Mimeo book/side-stapled

First published January 1, 1975

Reviews

[M.W.P.M. · Rating 4 out of 5]

for Brad Davis

*

who
is
the
cloth
of
attention
who
is
the
previous
year
usually
quiet
as
the
strings
warm
up
and
the
rain
falls
down
in
waves
following
an
exclusive
white
person
who
's
talking
(what
's
that!)
everything
personally
who
wishes
a
thunderbolt
combination
to 
strike
as
z
does
tree
the
overhanging
brain
outside
of
who

the
initiation
like
the
weather
fades
away
like
looks
and
breaks
into
(who
's
that?)
a
song
that
looks
like
a
song
the
way
a
book
looks
like
a
book
if
the
light
is
right
and
it
's
right
and
to
the
left
the
night
is
biting
into
sky
like
dawn
does
day
and
teases
sleep
along
into
dreams
who
is
the
sleeper
who
sways
(the
swaying
sleeper?)
the
slipper
wearer
the
slipping
sense
of
feeling
melting
into
ceiling
as
this
morning
melts
into
the
floor
(who
's
been
here
before?)

who
's
kidding
who
when
no
value
whatever
like
an
orange
balances
light
on
top
of
that
a
desire
girls
mellow
into
the
cells
like
permanent
labor
and
pretend
to
frizz
the
image
of
hair
into
the
image
of
a
chair
to
let
who
sits
who
's
business
is
this
on
top
of
it
to
plunge
the
ass
in
deep
revery
and
conjure
memory
like
language
fingering
who

who
the
nest
animal
decides
to
wake
and
teach
to
swim
in
light
and
make
a
great
shape
in
the
light
as
a
pear
before
eating
is
necessary
to
make
a
light
lunch
interesting
and
fills
in
a
diagram
of
light
with
instructions
for
skin
who
'll
be
in

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[Louis Cabri]

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