- Robert Roman
My Own Private Ulysses: A Poetry Triple Feature
“Shapely goddesses…Can see them library museum standing in the round hall, naked goddesses. Aids to digestion…And we stuffing food in one hole and out behind…They have no. Never looked. I’ll look today.” – Leopold Bloom
Today’s matinee features three original three-liners:
A Hemingway Half-Dozen Prose Poem, an Ezraku, and a truly Terrible Tercet.
What subject matter could possibly inspire such fecundity?
Today’s Hemingway Half-Dozen Prose Poem -
Bloom’s goals:
Leisurely strolls,
Goddesses’ bungholes.
Today’s Ezraku -
In a Museum of Kildare Street
The boon of Bloom’s sniffing snoot:
Venus’ white plaster poop chute.
Today’s Terrible Tercet -
Malachi Mulligan’s hilarious and heinous.
He warns Stephen of Bloom’s gayness.
Did Bloom ever locate that statue’s anus?
Stay tuned for more callipygian catastrophes.
Same gluteus time, same maximus channel.
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