Pornography: Poems
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Wolf Larsen is an adventurer, novelist, playwright, and poet. He has traveled through 45 countries in Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. For nearly twelve years, Wolf Larsen worked as a seasonal laborer in Alaska. Wolf was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago. He left home at the age of eighteen and has lived in Wisconsin, New York City, Ecuador, Alaska, Honduras, Brazil, and Peru. Wolf Larsen has written three novels, four books of poetry, a play, and a screenplay. Wolf Larsen dreamed up the idea of writing a run-on sentence while sitting in a café in Amsterdam, Holland.
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Also by Wolf Larsen
UNALASKA, ALASKA (A NOVEL)
EULOGY FOR THE HUMAN RACE (POEMS).
SLAM! BOOM! CRASH! (A NOVEL)
THE EXCLAMATION POINT! (A RUN-ON SENTENCE)
THRUST! LASH! CLAMOR! (A PLAY)
TEN THOUSAND PENISES IN YOUR EAR (A NOVEL)
GOD & THE DEVIL DANCING THROUGH
WORLD WAR III TOGETHER (A SCREENPLAY)
I HAVE A NIGHTMARE (SHORT STORIES)
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PORNOGRAPHY
Poems
Wolf Larsen
Copyright © 2005 by Wolf Larsen.
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Contents
Also by Wolf Larsen
The Earthquake Everywhere in the World
Homicide is a Toilet Bowl Every Day
Decompose . . .
Falling Walls
Mutilated Telephones
A Poem that Raped the World
Dutch Harbor
Your Eyes that Jump Out of Your Head and Dance all over the Stars
Hunger!
A Civil War Dancing Through Orchestra Hall
The Color Red
Billions of Grave Diggers
?
All the Civil Wars Growing Out of Your Head
The Human Race Laughing Through World War III
The Nuclear Kiss
Everyone is Eating Their Walls
Broadway, Unalaska
A Drip of Delicious Paint
Jesus was a Schizophrenic Crossword Puzzle
Kill
Capitalism
Touch a Word
The Sky Kissing Your Body Over and Over Again
Grapes and Wine and Chocolate and Bossanova
The Earth Falls Up the Street
I Eat Your Dog
Sunshine Yellow
A Decapitated Human Head in the Toilet Bowl
Open Your Legs
Yellow and Blue
The Pussy with 50 Spaceships Inside
Teaching Your Daughter Family Values
My Spermatozoa Swimming Up into the Sky and Impregnating All the Planets
A Container Crane and the Eiffel Tower Having Anal Sex Together
A Pile of Aborted Fetuses on the Front Door of the Vatican
Is that Why Pendericki is Like Smell?
I
You
You Are a God
Wolf Larsen, Creator of the Universe
In My Poems Gravity Does Not Exist
YIPPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
We Are Blue Collar Gods
Hello
The Poets Created the Universe
Good-Bye
A Civil War Army of Beethovens and Stravinskys Beating and Beating on Your Door
I Build a Poem on the Moon
The Poem that Ate through God’s Testicles
Asleep? Burning? Today?
Incorrect
Wolf Larsen Strangling Zeus to Death
Sunday
Lake Michigan Swallowing Up Your Ashes
—Running from Jack—Running to Jack—Running with Jack—Running from Jack—
A War on Every Streetcorner
Happy Orgies in All the Churches
Her Body is a Grenade Happy with Our Thoughts
A Building that Circled Around the Earth and Became a Spermatozoa
Justice
The Lake that Loved a Highway
Untitled
Your face is Growing on the Side of Every Building in the City
Romantic Poem
A Poem that Shattered
the Poet and the reader
The Lake Smiling at the Sky
A Barge Towing the Moon Past the Sun
You Fall Off the Moon
Beethoven drinking Jack Daniels
Your Life is a Maggot, Your Brain is a Cockroach . . .
Housing Projects Drifting Out of the Train
Smiling Words
I Want to Censored
Whiskey?
Clamoring! Clamoring! Clamoring!
Millions of People Inside of a Mushroom Cloud
Every Day I Ask Myself
Millions of Dead Suns in the Sky
Millions of Poems Growing Out of Every Molecule
?
Everything
Thousands of Streets and Buildings and Trains All Falling Out of Your Face
Happy Cockroaches
Words to Say Everything?
I want to KILL, We must KILL
The Island of Jura
Everyday Life
The Mantra of Dog Shit
The Music is a god Called New York City
Millions and Billions of Poems Berserking with Electricity
Mechanical Luscious
Each Letter of the Alphabet is a Skyscraper Walking Away from Manhattan
Millions of Eyes Crawling All Over You
Dear Sir or Madam:
Would You Like Some AIDS?
Your House Flying Away
Black-Woman-White-Man
We Are All Spartacus
The American Inquisition
Happy Orphanages
Untitled
Untitled
Untitled
Did you?
Untitled
Untitled
Cooperative Committee— Central Park West— Dear Sirs and Madams:
Untitled
Untitled
Untitled
Untitled
PART ONE
Dancing With Mushroom Clouds
A Dead Orangutan in My Jism
cAr aLarMs—cAr alaRmS— caR alARms
Your Wife is a Delicious Whore
An Ant Getting Married to a Firetruck
Liszt is a Car Dangling By a Rope a Hundred Stories Up
Scattered
Insomnia is a Beautiful Skyscraper
A Wave of Thousands of Your Eyes
I Paint with the Blood of 6 Billions
should I destroy this poem?
Untitled
Write?
God’s Penis
Untitled
My Penis is the Father of My Readers
Untitled
there were thousands and thousands of helicopters conceiving and frolicking in your home
The Title is Sitting in a Casket at the Funeral Parlor
Come a Little Closer Young Man
Wolf Larsen Creates the World Everyday at Dawn
Beethoven Throwing the Cities and the Planets Around Trying to Find the Fifth Symphony
Jumping in Lake Michigan and Swimming to the Edge of the Universe
Understanding Progressive
Politics
Wolf Larsen is not from Quebec
Your Womb is a Sweet Giggle
God is Waiting in My Scrotum to Meet You
PART TWO
All the Roar Inside Your Head
God Climbs Out of the Swamp and Gives You Gonorrhea or Your Corpse Staring at You in the Mirror
Blood is Sunshine to the Words, the Poem is Eager . . .
Your Brains Flowing Out of the Kitchen Faucet
an Ocean of Syphilis
Bartok Attacking Poems with a Hammer
Schoenberg Dancing a Thousand Miles Up—a Million Miles Down
Up the Planet and Into a Sun and Then Down and Down into a Poet
Penis!—Window!—Moon!
You Are Everybody’s Brain
A Knife Through Your Neighbor into Your Dog
Paintings and Sculptures Clashing and Clashing
I Kiss the Moon—I Kiss the Stars— I Kiss the Sun
Penis Looking for Words on Busy Street
Sitting on the Edge of the World Watching Your Own Brains Drip . . . Drip . . . Drip . . . down into the Bottom of the Universe
A Smiling Laughing Drunk Laying in His Own Piss and Vomit and Having a Great Time
Rape! Plunder! Invade!
Jump from a Word to the Sun and Climb Up a Painting
Every Euphoria of Cars Conducting a Symphony
Let’s Make a Lovechild . . .
A Caterpillar Weaving Medieval and Modern Art into Brass Knuckles
Sometimes Killing is Not Murder
Uncle Sam is the Biggest Terrorist in the World
String an Invasion of Exclamation Points Together and Fly Them!
A Piano Ate Black
Will 3 Million People and an Avalanche of Streets and Buildings and Highways and Trains All Fit Inside Her Vagina?
Handwriting on Midnight Sirens
I’m Pregnant
One day You Couldn’t Find Your Vagina Because it Was Hiding Behind A Supermarket Shelf
Untitled
an Ape Swallowed by a Minnow
RUFF! RUFF! RUFF! BEEP! BEEP! RUFF!
Maybe a Truck was Saying Hello to Your Penis
This Piece is Untitled Because the Ships in the Ocean do Not Obey Poetry
We Cut Off Parts of the Sun to Eat
The Human Gods that Defeated fascism
Light
You Are Delicious
Untitled
Untitled
On Every Cloud is a Love Hotel
god is a tiny little dot Evaporating . . .
4 Billion Years Ago You were an Amoeba Swimming in a Cesspool of Ooze
Alfred Schnittke Flying Billions of Molecules Passed His Death
Liszt, Van Gogh, Schnittke, Braque, Eliot Carter, Appel, and Stravinsky Are Stevedores Working on a Hatch Gang Together
Sunlight and Cow
Dead
PART THREE
Revolution in Happy Sauce
A Sensual Crucifixion
A City Laughing Through a Trumpet
The City Falls into a Little Crack at the End of the Sky
You’re My Favorite . . .
I Lift the Sky Off the Earth and I Eat all the Stars
A Poem I Wrote from One End of Your Mind to a Basket of Fish in Africa
A Cake Stuffed With Human Brains
A Dog Barking at God and the Devil and the Sun and the Moon and Eight Million People and Thousands and Thousands of Cars
White Man, Black Night
A Used-Up Language Chewing Your Brain Off
You Are Melting Everywhere
One Word After Another Crawling Through an Eternity of Nothing
Untitled
Two-thirds of a poem
Your Voice is Spiraling Paintings Flying Thousands of Years Down
When the Up?
An Opera and a Poem Walk Through a Mass Grave Together
God is Being Devoured by Millions and Millions of Hungry Hurrying Ants
The Opera of Decapitated Heads Falling Through a Hole in the Poem
I Stretch Language Across the Universe
Mountains! Thrusting Up! Everywhere! Now!
Trumpet is a Squirrel in the Asylum
Thrash! Right! Straight! Speeeding!
I Invite You to a Dinner of Up! Splash! Around!
Each Dream is a Word Grabbing on to Your Life
The Title is Hiding Under All the Words Running Around . . .
Upside-down Street! Buildings Hanging Sideways and Up and Off!
Words ScreEEeeching with Fire Trucks and Ambulances!
Untitled
A Baby Pushing Out of the Letter O
A tiptoeing noise Ju!mps U!p
Mirror Blasting You with Words
The Poem YE!LLS—it fucks a Trumpet—it plays through a vowel and—
We Strap You into a Poem and Turn on the Electricity
A Poem Searching Everywhere for You
Lao? Cambodia? The Poem?
NewLeft
OverRight-WingerWhatforDinner?
The End! The Beginning! Explode!
Quick! The Verb! The Verb! What Happened?
No City! Erase the Countryside! Collect the Hills and Find Schoenberg a Mountain of Squirming Words!
Go Straight into the Word! A Billion Question Marks Floating Everywhere!
A Schizophrenic Woman’s Smiling Sexy
Incorrect! Grammar! Space Shuttle! Crashing!
Build Zillions of Skyscrapers on Every Molecule of Noise!
Millions and Millions of Telephones Ringing and Ringing in your Head
One day . . .
Millions of Planets Singing to You Everyday
Salvador Dali Swimming Out of a Poem
Take Off the Poem, Shake the Words Thousands of Miles Apart, Kiss a War
Each Word is a Hungry Fire Searching . . .
Thousands of Years Are Charging Out of Every Poem
Anal Sex With the Audience! Shit on My Dick!
Walk Through My Poem and Feel the Sunlight Holding You Forever
Europe Falling Out of a Saxophone
A Homeless Crack-Addicted Jesus Christ Painting and Screaming the Apocalypse on Every Streetcorner
A Woman Giving Birth to a Poem
The Remains of the Human Race in a Giant’s Soup
A Chaos of Sledgehammers Writing a Symphony
Penis, Jazz, Sky . . .
The Black Forever of Nothing at the End of Your Life
An Ecstasy of Children’s Brains
One More Jail . . .
Millions of Miles of Happiness . . .
Angry Hot Sky
No One? The Poem Went! Take a Bus Around Down and Up!
Carl Orff Conducting an Orgy of Billions Across Six Continents
No! Yes? When
A Cairo Street Reaching into Your Mouth and Pulling Eight Million People Out of Your Guts
A Woman Asking for a Forever of Heroin
Dancing with the Alphabet on Top of the Sky
Cairo in My Coffee
Road Growing to the Ceiling . . .
Kill Mozart! and Kill Mozart!! and Kill Mozart!!!
En Cada Ventana un Cuento
Thousands of Rioting Paintings in Every Poem
Take Off Your Head—Throw a Word into It—Think a Cyclone of Imagery
A Shotgun and then Your Brains Oozing and Dripping All Over a Canvas
Collapsing Walls of Poetry
Jackhammers Mangling and Clamoring and Gnawing Through Every Line of Poetry
Each Poem is a Thousand Miles of Jazz a Minute
A Hundred Generations of Humanity Walking into Every Poem
An Envelope with Your Head Inside of It
A Lightning Bolt at the End of a Thought
Extremity . . . Open—Thrash!
We Are a Tidal Wave of Billions
A Poem Building Itself Across the Universe
Everything Right Now is Not Enough!
Every Poem is a Thumping—Roaring—Now!
Thousands of Volts Running Through Your Body
You Are a Poem
deliriums—!—Deliriums—!—deliriums—!—Deliriums!
A Basket of Words Spilling All Over You
Driving Through the Language with a Sledgehammer
When You Are in Ten Different Places at the Same Time
Your Big Big Tummy in a White Wedding Dress
A Poem that Smashes Four Continents Together
An Elephant Looking for a Song
Poems Are Hungry Animals, Why Are You Moaning?
A New Poem Bleeding Out of Your Vagina Every Month
Sol, Musica Allegre, y Pobreza
Each Poem Soars Over a Mountain
Tears and Laughter
A Woman Having Sex with a Dog
I Claw Noise, I Swim Through Your Scream, I Open the Sky and We Fall Up
A Scream that Lasts Forever
A Young Woman in the Veil
Two Kids Tossing the Moon Back and Forth
Every Breath is a Civil War
A Saxophone Screeching a Poem Across the World
Let the Poem Undress You . . .
A Day of Happy Brains
water asks the blue sky for a dream
Barking Planets, Laughing Cat, Moaning Furniture
Each Word Kisses the Reader
Searching for a Title for this Poem is Like Breaking All the Planets into Pieces with a Battering Ram
Man with Sword Slashing Through a Poem
Riots at Poetry Readings
Crunchy Automobile in Bean Dip
Conversations with Sidewalks while Streetlamps Smoke the Sky on Crack
A Vagina Bigger than the City
Pleasant Storms in Everybody’s Brains
A Triangle on Your Desk with Millions of People Inside
Orgies and Piano Concertos
A Man Searching the World for His Head
Brass Knuckles Melting into Words
Rotterdam Park Bench
Untitled
An Ocean of You and Me
Writing Each Waterfall of Poetry that Falls into My Head
My Spermatozoa Painting the Sky a Thousand faces of You
A Riot of Now
Walk Through Your Head and Find a Poem
Untitled
Poems Growing Out of All the Buildings
A Restless Word Finds a Poem and Now the World is Dying
Lift Humanity Up Past the Sun
Making Love to Yourself
Taxi Poem Quick!
You Are Ten-Thousand Hills of Brains
An Orgy of Sun and Sea and Sky
The Entire World is on Fire
Budapest on Another Planet
Finding a Poem in Every Drip and Splash and Drop of My Semen
Beethoven on the 90th Floor Holding Up the Sun and the Moon
Our Naked Bodies Melting into Each Other
Luxurious Living inside of a Sentence
The Blue Sky that Ran Away to the Moon
Because Everything is Impossible . . .
Untitled
Then a Poem Wiggled its Millions of Tongues into You . . .
Your Voice is Ambulance Sirens at 3 A.M.
Whack! Wham! Whack! Wham!
A Poem Grows Out of Your Body and Becomes a Tree—You Are Now the Blue Sky . . .
You Open a Phrase of Poetry and You Walk in
A Dying Reader at the Edge of a Sentence . . .
Hundreds of Decapitated Chickens Running After Your Car
Wolf Larsen Will Create the Universe Tonight
Isaac Newton Growing Out of a Skyscraper
The Unthinkable is Coming . . .
A Human Head in Your Soup
Your Family Getting Shot Every Day
Millions of Vaginas Singing to You in Your Sleep
Chopping Off Heads as You Walk down the Street
Chopin Having Sex with Your Wife as You Watch and Enjoy!
Rampaging Streets Flying Past Your Head
An Aborted Fetus in the Priest’s Soup
Millions of People Sitting in Your Head and Writing a Poem
Lifting the Planet Out of the Universe
A Crackhead Giving Birth to the Sun
Millions of Locusts in Your Head
A Screwball Flying Up a Circle
Building in Indiana Frying in a Pan in Alaska
The Soft Mania of a Word
A Line of Coke that Begins in Kansas and Ends in West Virginia
Smoking a Bowl of New York City
Thousands of Insane Rivers Rumbling and Thrashing Through Your Brains
Caligula Marching to the End of a Sentence with the Roman Army
Ancient Greece Riding the Space Shuttle to Your Closet
Millions of Caribou Running Through Your Bed
Anal Sex with God
Blue Sky Inside Your Penis
Fucking a Tangerine in an Outhouse on Pluto
Rainshowers Upside Down in the Desert
Everyone in Hell is Having a Great Time
Streams of Wo!w as You Become Pink and Yellow and Blue
Lightning Song at the Edge of Your Life
Building a World Out of Blood
Lines of a Poem Crawling Across the Earth
Baroque Lice Painting the Universe into Existence
Flying Off a Belly Button
Thousands of Dead Men Dancing Inside of a Molecule that’s Running Around the World
Heart Attack Jumping Out of Ice Cream
My Sperm Swimming from Oklahoma to Canada
A Big Three Story Pussy Throbbing and Throbbing Inside of a Run-On Sentence
Drug Addicts Vacationing on a Street Corner
An Old Toothless Hag in a Sexy Dress
Run Off With All the Streets Falling into Your Hands
An Ant Carrying a Car Down a Pipe
Hallucinations Dripping Off the Sun
Not Insane Enough to Be Normal
A Sentence that was Born in Your Mother’s Climax
The Only Answer is To Get Drunk and Stay that Way
Twenty Orangutans Smoking Pictures and Writing a Poem Together
Poem at the End of the Human Race
Oranges on Fruit Stand Having Sex with Each Other
Born-Again Christians in Hell
Two Aborted Fetuses Swimming Through My Rooms
Horn and Sugar Dizzy a Melody that Creates You
All Your Wives Floating on Different Planets in a Dizzi Gillespie Song
A Stream of Houses Flowing Down the Street
The Sky Refuses to Understand the World
Eating a Cat While Drinking a Street to Incest
A Poem that Ate Stars into Your Living Room
A Whorehouse Floating on the Wind
A Claw that Tore a Poem into Your Body
A Poem that Rocketed Off to a Star and Splattered Your Sperm Everywhere
Tying the Sun to a Barge and Pulling it to a Different Sky
Everything is Lightness
A Scalpel Cutting and Weaving Through Your Brain
An Orchestra that Erupts an Orgy
12 Tone Scale on a Singing Rainbow of Crack
Fires of Sensuality on the Moon that Fell into Your Coffee
Singing the Sky to a Cockroach
The Moon Relaxing While Listening to Your Screams
Happy Sky Shining Over Woman Being Raped
Playing Football With Your Severed Head
The Lightning of Words Rioting from Your Mouth
Every Poem is the Top of the World
A Huge Orange Poem Eating a Cyclone
Alcoholics Dancing with the Sky and the Planets
Walking on a Heroin Needle from Planet to Planet
Your Brain Floating on the Sky
6 Million Jews Knocking on Your Door
Your Brains Boiling and Boiling in a Pot on the Stove
Every Line of Poetry is a Fire Running Through the City
A Symphony that Swam from the Kitchen Counter to the Movie Theater
Thousands of Buildings Making Love to a Glass of Wine
A Revolution in Your Cup of Extinction
Everyone is on Fire Every Day
Everyone is Riding Giant Dragonflys to the Other Hemispheres
Everything Collapses into a Word that Ran into a Poem
You Tie All the Planets Together With a String and Drag Them into Somebody’s Head
A Universe at the End of Every Line of Poetry
Watching a Poem Fall Up the Moon
Insane Corkscrews
Why the When of Up and Sideways
An Auto Factory Floating Around the Sky
Your Eyes that Jump Out of Your Head and Dance all Over the Stars
A Man Whose Urine Grew into a Painting 10,000 Years Ago When Adam Raped Eve
Four Horns Trying to Find the Center of an Orgasm
A Planet Growing at the End of Each of Your Fingers
Poetry Oozing All Over the World
A Fire that Leaps Off the Earth and Destroys the Universe
The Tree that Grew to Twenty Different Planets and Punctured Holes in Them All
Pour the Horn that Walks and Runs a Shipwreck
Blood and Shotgun Dancing Together in a Bar
A Lustful Storm that Ran and Dashed
Thousands of Crickets that Can’t Find You
Swagger is a Bomb that Flew Up
Five Cars Smiling at an Ocean
A Title of a Poem that Ran Out of Your Head and Invented the World
Horn Swirling Around Like a Menacing River
Three Tigers that Ate New Suns at the Sky
Starving Words at the Edge of Everything
Thousands of Skies Kissing Your Skin
Dizzy Up and Through the Sky
Fly the Soup Over the Star
A Hole in the Sky that You Fall Up into
A Stream of Kisses that Rearranges the World
The Noisiest City in the World
A Poem that Flooded Through Your Veins
A Field of Missile Silos Waiting for a Poem
A Baby is an Old Man in a Second
A Car that Flew Up a Tree and Landed on a Star
A Poem that Flew Around Schizophrenia and Landed in Paradise
Riding a Poem to the Middle Ages
A Poem that Drank the Planets Out of the Sky
TITLE CENSORED *
* Copyright © 2000 by Wolf Larsen
For Spartacus and his army of free men and women
The Earthquake Everywhere in the World
What if fourteen thousand corpses are eating the rubble of a fallen city? do you sing dreaming alphabets? do you propose marriage to a chair? think red and blue and orange? do you strangle walls? are you lost in opposite cities of your mind? are the dead chairs and grinning table all disturbed with you? all the buildings disordered with families / and the music is buildings fa-L-l-I-i-ing down on millions of sleeping people because without unborn symphonies and sky paintings of urinals and an epidemic of chairs there is no living room floor,
you are twenty different screaming laughing schizophrenic heads—and the mirror is a symphony of invasions and who else but Picasso can dismantle the air?, so everyone begins dismantling the air—the assassinated walls—touch strangled words—kiss diseased strangers and smile with their death pouring into you like a family dinner on this understanding window ledge