Poor Claudia published poetry, prose and conversations online and in print from 2009 to 2018.

Adam Soldofsky

Four Poems

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If you feel like I feel you are familiar witha luxuriant momentary irreparableness withinthe web of grace
donning the robust and elegant eyewear of the nuclear age one can see immediately

you are a master of the new situation therefore I will attack you in the helicopter over the volcano

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I have insect thoughts and many indecent voices ordering me to eat your head but I won’t
though you are trapped in the slow whirlpool of the floribunda of relative ease

I will have you know every day you are absorbing many xxx-rays because the solar system guarantees your corruption

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If you cannot tell a lie without pure enjoyment then in place of enlightenment a lie will do
this is wisdom where I’m from one is poisoned with essential questions

where I come from they are always teasing you with their candy or sucking their golden teeth

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One who is prone to gazing imploringly at the heavens exhibits a form of displacement
hoping against hope or going around muttering absence of absence of absence are approaches lacking supportable data

the most beautiful method is still to trace a long and dubious path which ultimately gives way

Adam Soldofsky

Adam Soldofsky was born in Oakland, California and raised in the Silicon Valley. His writing has recently appeared in Bodega, Paperbag Journal, Clementine, Gigantic Sequins, No, Dear, and Leveler. He lives in New York City.