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3am REGULARS
SPIV DRIVER #5 - SHINING A SPOTLIGHT ON IGNORED EXISTENCE
by Travis Jeppesen & Matthew Wascovich
COPYRIGHT © 2003, 3 A.M. MAGAZINE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Untitled
(Jeppesen)
One night I dove into a sort of skeletal limbo, full of snacks, smoke and taboos, I cried to the old men I found in the sailor's hands, but miraculously, they didn't talk man backwards of the red konthenic notions. The girl walked out of the coin of my memory, causing my heal to itch to the throngs of passion, where a stolen memory glances into the depths of a stolen lampshade in the space cabin of a modern homosexual. Homogenous backbones, like most of the oak found in the Balkan states, all taste the same, after all, no matter the size of the splinter or appendix. I bought a rubber in China and made out with the brother of the holy one in McDonald's. Then we got thrown out for wearing Burger King crowns.
Knife on the Desk
(Wascovich)
Footprint on my face,
your lips against cheek licking me.
In this event, you crash and run
addicted to eating flowers.
Mingus is buried in water in India.
I've got tanks in my ear
and a tattoo of your voice in my head.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Spiv Driver poems from Jeppesen and Wascovich's forthcoming book entitled, Robot in the Taxi/240 Boxes of Shattered Dishes (Slow Toe Publications, 2003).
Travis Jeppesen has appeared in Bookforum, 3 AM Magazine, Low Blue Flame, and Fish Piss. Neomania, his screenplay inspired by autreamont's Les Chants du Maldoror, death metal, and real life teen killers, is currently in pre-production. Victims, his first novel, will be published by Akashic Books in 2003.
Matthew Wascovich edits the literary journal, Flat Bike & Banged Head, and is a co-editor at 3AM Magazine. Recent books include Application Counter, Milkly Lovely: Magnetic Resistace Unit with Todd Colby, and Blue Father Nomination with Kimberly Nichlols and H.P. Tinker.
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