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Novel Pictorial Noise
Noah Eli Gordon
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Noah Eli Gordon
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An exciting new collection of prose poetry from an emerging talent, Noah Eli Gordon's Novel Pictorial Noise was a winner of the 2006 National Poetry Series Open Competition, selected by esteemed poet John Ashbery. For over twenty years, the National Poetry Series has discovered many new and emerging voices and has been instrumental in launching the careers of poets and writers such as Billy Collins, Mark Doty, Denis Johnson, Cole Swensen, Thylias Moss, Mark Levine, and Dionisio Martinez.
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The National Poetry Series was established in 1978 to ensure the publication of five poetry books annually through participating publishers. Publication is funded by the Lannan Foundation; the late James A. Michener and Edward J. Piszek through the Copernicus Society of America; Stephen Graham; International Institute of Modern Letters; Joyce and Seward Johnson Foundation; Juliet Lea Hillman Simonds Foundation; and the Tiny Tiger Foundation. This project also is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.
2006 Open Competition Winners
Laynie Browne of Oakland, California, The Scented Fox Chosen by Alice Notley, to be published by Wave Books
Noah Eli Gordon of Denver, Colorado, Novel Pictorial Noise Chosen by John Ashbery, to be published by Harper Perennial
Laurie Clements Lambeth of Houston, Texas, Veil and Burn Chosen by Maxine Kumin, to be published by University of Illinois Press
Martha Ronk of Los Angeles, California, Vertigo Chosen by C. D. Wright, to be published by Coffee House Press
William Stobb of La Crosse, Wisconsin, Nervous Systems Chosen by August Kleinzahler, to be published by Penguin Books
COMES A night-lightâs landing beacon leads me to pick villainy from a bouquet of the places Iâd left to yesterdayâs map of the future, rubbernecking unintentionally oblique articulation. Loosen a rivet from the lapsed mind and out pours the obvious like thick rain. A sterile neighborhood, a standing ovation, centuries of labor congealing into the desk lamp that lets me mold my own two cents from this paper-clip panopticon. Iâm not pushing anything here. Powerâs got a fulcrum thatâs half self-portrait, part handicraft. The lever will pivot regardless of where itâs placed down. Itâs the primacy of motion drafts sound.
composition of noise A thought is music is concept
STRIKING AN ORACULAR NOTE to flush out the lazy assumptions lodged within oneâs skull wonât offer comment on some recurrent aspect of life, as the worldâs not weirder than we think, but weirder than we can think. For example, a yellow moth appears to pass through a blue tire in the painting above my understanding of geometry. The question arises: is this a picture of the distance between yellow and blue, or is it merely a means to ground the figures, a maxim bled of its proverbial exigencies, such that the only relevant plane remaining is constituted entirely by the hue of the grassâthe ground over which anyone wishing to approach must pass.
between What draws
equates of
equates of
SOMEWHERE, a garage door goes down. Thus, a fiction begins. Clouds gather, disperse. Let this suffice as a working formula for working a formula: what Iâm coming to terms withârepetitionâs liberating constraint. What occurs in the courtly world has little currency to those taking up arms against it. What Iâm coming to terms with builds that which contains the components to construct an evolving sense of entropy. The grand narrative the end of narratives had had had had no grandiose ending. It is as though in removing its mask the landscape shows on its face an expression one recognizes but is unable to immediately place.
as through
between
definitive
WHEN THE ACTUAL IS transformed into its representation, representation becomes actualized, as though a net were cast not to catch whatever punctures its vicinity, but to make transparent the lapse of possession one proffers through the introduction, disappearance, and reappearance of an image whose architecture is such that in setting forth one is simultaneously building a synonym for backtracking, a barrier torn down, erecte...