Sonnet (from The Chris Hemsorth Sonnets by Jack Morgan)

You really think yer something with #ThatHair
and your #RockHard abs in your #movies
#YOLO and #YMMV so #GoodForYou
I hope you trend on #ManCrushoftheDay

My poems are a #cockzilla #12inches+
My poems are #KeesterPills dug out with a tongue
before #OD on #SkullFuckFriday
They are a #GutPounder filled with #ManGravy

And the #PussyFlow has always been #AllGood
and I never got a #RadioactiveTwat
#EverybodyPoops UR #AllAmericanAtSuckinDIck
But this is #NASCARonSpeed and I'm Still gonna #BeatYoAss

#ThatsHowWeDo
#NeverForget #ChrisHemsworth



(This poem was inspired in part by and parts of it were lifted from @ShitScoNoSays)

DON'T GIVE UP

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxM-S8k0uiY&sns=em

Steve Roggenbuck never gives up.

TRUE BLOOD

Let me tell you about a poet I really like. He is a heroin addict in and out of his addiction (not that this is a requirement) but the result is that there is an incredible and palpable rawness to his words, an immediacy of emotion like blood drawn from a vein. Half of his words are misspelled and some of his grammar is quite bad (but these can be fixed in editing) but the feelings and power and vulnerability of his words are disarming and original. I feel his soul out there on the page for all to see, his self and psyche with their innumerable flaws and contradictions as well as their damaged beauty and hope for healing. In it he transcends himself and his own problems and responds to everyone’s pain and unknowing. (The only reason I’m not publishing him is because he’s only written a handful of poems, not enough for a book.) I tell you this so you can understand what kinds of things turn me on and make me want to publish them. Work that is undeniably well-written but suggests the writer’s workshop, the MFA program, the college literary magazines is NOT the kind of thing I’m excited about. I guess what it comes down to is that I want your blood, your soul, your sadness, your elation, your humor, your dangerous edge. I want you up there on that tightrope not afraid to look down. I want to be reminded why we keep going in the face of all the absurdities. I want the words to transcend, to outrage possibly, and maybe even to heal.

If you write something that explodes from you unrestrained and unselfconscious (and that the professors at the U. of Iowa Writing Dept. and The New Yorker would HATE) then please send it to me posthaste!

Max Perkins
DEEP KISS PRESS
deepkisspress@gmail.com