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W M Lewis

W M Lewis a Brisbane-based poet and fiction writer. His work has appeared in Best Australian Poems 2011, Cordite Poetry Review, Railroad Poetry Project, and Eclecticism. He was once published by a West End newspaper which, given the number of vagabond writers living there, was still consider to be pretty neat. You can find him (a little too often) on Twitter at @w_m_lewis.

Where o where

Are they dampening my friends’ wind chimes’ silly noises or stuck helplessly in their hairs like cats in a monsoon gutter. Are they in the hands of tiny incompetent jugglers hellbent on forging their own useless and beautiful careers. Are …

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Man walks into bar.

Man walks into bar. the police blame the bar wallpaper, small window, the low mist hangs alcohol fumes climb the walls where dead men run a tab You think this is a joke said the ambulatory anus A haze of …

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Boobs Are So Random

Man walks into bar.

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II

each day I am bird glad. hassling the sky as it flies straight and believing my enemies colour blind. I am whistling and hooting the air into moulded proper shapes (even now.) one startled day I will inhabit that kind …

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