Ten Steps to be Correctly Consumed by a City for Eric Norris dress like the person who plays you in the movie of your life; allow marks on your skin (but worry they’re usurping); body parts should become agents of commotion; act like you’re artisan, hand-drawn; stress like it’s an artform; bury the greenery of your accent in collage; learn to think inside the barrage of noise; be aware every moment each day is your choice; your life, a gesture you can’t quite hold onto; and nor should you. Mark Ward This poem first appeared in Headstuff. Mark Ward is the author of Circumference (Finishing Line Press, 2018). His work has been published in Poetry Ireland Review, Assaracus, Tincture and many more, including some anthologies. He is the founding editor ofImpossible Archetype, an international journal of LGBTQ+ poetry. He blogs erratically athttp://astintinyourspotlight.wordpress.com
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