Posted on September 17th, 2009 by Monsieur K.
First Edition
*400 copies*
(C) June 2007 Ronald Baatz
all drawings & cover art by Ronald Baatz
This is Zerx chapbook No. 59
a split-chap with Mark Weber’s
Poems & Doodles
Zerx Press, 725 Van Buren Place SE
Albuquerque New Mexico 87108
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Posted on September 17th, 2009 by Monsieur K.
First Edition
*400 copies* August 2008
All drawings by Ronald Baatz
(C) 2008 Ronald Baatz
Zerx Press, 725 Van Buren Place SE
Albuquerque New Mexico 87108
This is Zerx chapbook No. 62, a split-chap book
with Mark Weber’s
Yoga & Painting & Jazz & Traveling by Air
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Posted on September 16th, 2009 by Monsieur K.
First Edition
* 300 copies * August 2009
(c)2009 | Ronald Baatz
Front cover art and all line drawings
by Ronald Baatz
Zerx Press, 725 Van Buren Place SE
Albuquerque New Mexico 87108
This is a split-chap book with Mark Weber’s
tomorrow might be the day we get away from all that.
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Posted on August 29th, 2009 by Monsieur K.
THE RIVER ROAD HOUSE
I think it was Marquez who said that, because of nostalgia,
when you go back to where you lived as a child you face
the disappointment of everything looking smaller.
I found this to be true when one day I went back
to my childhood house on River Road, and I found
myself sitting in the car [...]
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Posted on August 28th, 2009 by Monsieur K.
first edition * 300 copies * August 2009
Note: the headwaters of the Niger River are not technically at Timbuktu — at Timbuktu is a tributary that eons ago was the beginning of the Niger but over the time the rivers (the Niger is comprised of two ancient rivers) switched course.
textural advice: Todd Moore
author photo [...]
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Posted on August 28th, 2009 by Monsieur K.
Mark Weber | 26apr09 | Photo by Janet Simon
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Posted on August 19th, 2009 by Monsieur K.
WEET ANORSO
rignu condorsay hadnogno antawanta
por wee token eally boken fweetonko
apom sh’d brake tree frozeen tea between
betwixt, crosswise shokan, be-all
…a poem should break
the frozen sea between us…
bring home the bacon
takes us for a ride in its new cadillac
knick knack paddywack give the dog a bone
rignu condorsay hadnogno antawanta be-home
be alone, begone, be lightning struck
jet-propelled word vortex
kaleidoscopic [...]
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Posted on August 18th, 2009 by Monsieur K.
THERE’S A DRUNK UP AHEAD
i can see em coming
i try to hold off
i give all my money away
it’s 2 days up ahead
there’s days off from work
a perfect excuse
i get busy
i tell myself
not this time
not this time
too much work to do
to get drunk
get wasted
go on a quick & nasty
2 day binge
(found my beret in the bathtub
this [...]
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Posted on March 7th, 2009 by Monsieur K.
Whenever
you’ll have the time check out Mark Weber’s Jazz Radio Show at KUNM Albuquerque. 
Here is the Theme with Michael Vlatkovitch & Cal Haines “Hotfoot Lady & Joe Friday” and just after this great tune the Heath Brothers “Move to the Groove” 1979 Langspielplatte Lp IN MOTION.
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Posted on September 21st, 2008 by Monsieur K.
YOGA + PAINTING + JAZZ + TRAVELING BY AIR
first edition 400 copies August 2008. one of these poems previously appeared in MINOTAUR and there’s quite a few recent poems to be found at www.m-etropolis.com fontispiece photo of MW 30aug08 by Janet w/dimestore reading glasses. (c)2008 Mark Weber, Zerx Press, 725 Van Buren Place SE, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA 87108
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