What we make of ourselves…

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Alex Jonz-Joned-Jones, a fine poet of the bardic tradition, is also, despite to spite himself, a fine of minstrel of the Barbie Doll tradition.

Impossible to dislike or disdain, Alex spouts a fine verse, loose, capacious, rambling where a ramble is not random, and tight otherwise, direct.

In verse not inverse or perverse, to perforate a Barbie Doll to make her sing a song not singsong, but gliding as a cloud, or rising sun, hoping lubricious.

Alex Jonz-Joned-Jones, Texan bard and pard, pard’ner and partner, to a state of oil, to grace, guide, muse and slide; where an oil man can get oil, release.

A state of oil without grace, a state of grace without oil, a state of grease?

Of snake petro oil…

A fine snake oil versifier of Barbie Doll tradition. A state graceless grease, a greasy transition, put into position by a petro-perturbed sneaking shaking snaking one dollars’ Egyptian eye-chant, hips greasy sleazy aslant, a snake of the Nile, militant Barbie Dolls creaking in single file, marching off to war, for a blister, martial beat, shakes Barbie to her bare bones,

“To the screaming beat, the beat of a doll, a cop, a moll, a fop, or a drop of a beach oiled with emoluments, a rad trad, oil of purse, oil of Nard, oil between grains of sands, stones, pebbles, feathers, fish and fur. Clogging, cloying, lubricating– for or in,

“Of the plastic tradition.”

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