Arc Floor Lamp by George Kovacs

Get far-reaching style with the George Kovacs Arc Floor Lamp. Features a large globe-shaped metal shade at the end of an overarching metal column, all of which is sturdily balanced by a heavy coordinating marble base. Comes in a cool-toned option of Chrome with a White marble base, or a warmer version in Dorian Bronze with a Brown marble base. For the matching table lamp, see Arc P043 Table Lamp. The creative and often humorous mid-century modern aesthetic of George Kovacs (1926-2007) made a lastin

By George

I am not a political poem writer

Nor a religious fanatic

Fundamentalist

Or a finger fucked

Twisted Ass holed fighter



I am a pictorial poetic writer

handful of wordy images

the noose getting tighter

and tighter like

Tobacco is not injurious to health

Says the Cigarette go fuck the lighter









I write Truth dimmed out by news

To make it poetically more brighter



My specialty is seekh kebabed cocks

Barbecued in home made jocks

culinary cunts under pretencious locks

phallic ships in vaginal dry docks

sexual sensationalism

kama sutra shocks

Eunuched euphoria

flaccid rocks

Rectal road blocks

from a padlocked

Pedestrian poet

Some more shocks.

Bare feet agony.

slippery socks

9/11 7/11

bombs

terrorism

suicide bombers

air punishment

blindfolded

human conscience

in a Pandora’s box.

may all terrorists

free lancing

governmental

Mercenaries

die by the Pox


Death the common denominator
My provider I hold in great regard
In poem hunter poets graveyard
Next to me lies a Defrosted American Bard
Another Coat of Arms fucked diehard
While a little ahead 2 Australian poets
Even in their Death their white Ass guard..
Blow Hot Blow Cold Blow Hard ..
Wordless sleep for the Retard..
Snoring poem in a Trump Card

George was a poet who was upset at my poem ‘a moment of clarification’ this was my reply the last lines are for a few other critics not of my poetry but my multi colored attitude and my person .

Allan Pinkerton was a Scottish detective and spy, best known for creating the Pinkerton Agency, the first detective agency of the United States.

Pinkerton served as head of the Union Intelligence Service in 1861–62 and foiled an alleged assassination plot in Baltimore, Maryland, while guarding Abraham Lincoln on his way to his inauguration. His agents often worked undercover as Confederate soldiers and sympathizers, in an effort to gather military intelligence. Pinkerton served several undercover missions under the alias of Major E.J. Allen. Pinkerton was succeeded as Intelligence Service chief by Lafayette Baker. The Intelligence Service was the forerunner of the U.S. Secret Service.

Two years ago, singer-songwriter Wesley Stace blew onto the literary scene with his bold and free-wheeling Dickensian comedy Misfortune. Now, he is back with another wonderfully entertaining and inventive novel. By George is the twisting story of four generations of the curious Fisher family, as told by two boys named George Fisher: one, a schoolboy in the 1970s; the other, a ventriloquist's dummy in the second World War. It's a story of love, loss and family ties, and of two boys separated by years but driven by the same desires: to find a voice, and to be loved.

Praise for BY GEORGE:

"By George is one of those rare works of fiction with an essential triple helix -- it's funny, it's clever and it's perfectly woven together with story. If writing is how we imagine not being lobely, as Wesley Stace suggests, then his conjuring trick as a writer is that he brings a large crowd along with him. This is a wonderful follow-up to his debut novel, Misfortune" -- Colum McCann, author of Zoliand Dancer

"Filled with wit, warmth and imagination... Stace amasses enough gently ironic humor, emotion and insight to carry his voices beautifully." -- Publishers Weekly