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Regarding The Monkey
Poetry from the host of Gutter Talk, a comics podcast.
Art by Chad Hartgrave.
Art by Chad Hartgrave.
45 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2015
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Adam Greenfield
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August 18, 2022
I love Adam’s poetry for its stark honesty. He is so talented and never uses two words when he can use one—which is one hallmark of a great modern minimalist poet. Meaning and creativity move through these words. I highly recommend!
December 16, 2017
He has his own style. So that's a plus. It just didn't mesh with mine.
The art is three black and white drawings, each with a vague Japanese style. Two of them are landscapes and decent; the other is flowers and water and does nothing for me.
Favorites:
"Ellipses"
"My Beloved Petulancy"
She called me last night and asked
what is breathing
- "It Hurts Me Too"
All things give way to nothing
worth fighting against or even fighting for.
- "Winter Clothes"
I believe that two snowflakes can look alike,
and I believe I will never see them.
- "Faith"
The art is three black and white drawings, each with a vague Japanese style. Two of them are landscapes and decent; the other is flowers and water and does nothing for me.
Favorites:
"Ellipses"
"My Beloved Petulancy"
She called me last night and asked
what is breathing
- "It Hurts Me Too"
All things give way to nothing
worth fighting against or even fighting for.
- "Winter Clothes"
I believe that two snowflakes can look alike,
and I believe I will never see them.
- "Faith"
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