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    directory This is a bare-bones directory now, just the first post from each category along with its excerpt, just slapped together to have something for this week’s Activity.    Styling and more details will be added in after procrastination phase is completed. The posts are typed by category, like “Unentitled” is divided into ‘installments’, “That’s […]

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  • Diégo el Ciégo  02

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    Diégo el Ciégo Dixon Stuelke ©  2024 Two — “Pimples” . . previous home previous strip this home all Dixon’s next strip next home

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  • SuperVac WindScoop  03

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    SuperVac WindScoop Dixon Stuelke ©  2024 Gallimaufs, Specimen Three Actually, the SuperVac was created before the WindScoop, out of an antique shopvac.   Originally, the vacuumings just dropped into a tank, and the filter was a bag covering the motor.    It didn’t filter out fine particles, so using it could make the air around you […]

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  • Unentitled  08

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    Unentitled, Installment Eight Structure and rhyme scheme lend a haunting kind of quality to the words, making them and the concepts brought to fore more memorable, stick-in-your-head kind of like actual melodied Song. “Frogs Agog” © 5 lines Though I have had snippets of the Free Form stuck in my head sometimes, too, and have […]

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  • Wood  01

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    The first piece of Essential Art is a practice piece, to see what the paint would do, intended to be a wood, but it doesn’t look like trees. The green band at the bottom is where I put too much paint in the blob and had to wipe it back off. The stuff below that is supposed to be reflections on a pond.

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  • Hyperdreams  02

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    Hyperdreams By Dixon Mason Pseudonym for: Dixon Stuelke ©  2024 Gallimauf Two My eyes glazed over at the long eccentric professor thundering theories and mathematic reflections.  The bald head, the fluffy tufts, the shoes . . . he began to resemble Bozo the Clown.    It reminded me of my similarly-endowed junior-high music teacher, “Bozart”. “Are you catching […]

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  • Diégo el Ciégo 01

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    Diégo el Ciégo Dixon Stuelke ©  2024 One — “Intro” Well, here it is.    Obviously, it says nothing about the cartoon’s true nature.    The main strength of its very concept, the wordage, came out ineffective and lame. Despite the wording’s weaknesses, the symbolism is strong:    a bird in the universal cartoon representations […]

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  • Escape of the Wild Goatee 01

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    A Wild Goatee can be troublesome. Children stare, parents glare, police beware. Friendly faces are rare, usually wild with hair. A Wild Goatee gets into your food, or your food into it, whichever. A Wild Goatee wants to jump in spinning power tools, and, occasionally, captures a bee. It’s not a good look to sport, given its only advantage is ease of grooming.

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  • Unentitled  07

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    Unentitled, Installment Seven Thinking to rescue Poetry from its own reclusion, proselytizing the radical (I now know, since I know I’m not a poet, but did not know then, when I thought I was a poet) revelation that Poetry had abdicated its responsibility to touch as many lives deeply as possible by deliberately downplaying mass […]

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  • Unentitled 06

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    Unentitled, Installment Six Since the poetry experts like to dissect and examine the works, finding meanings in wordings nuances the poet may or may have not also realized, like puzzles kind of, I guessed poets like weaving in multiple wording-senses for people to puzzle out.    At least I did; loved making up new wordages […]

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