The Miseries of Poetry.(Poem) From: Chicago Review | Date: December 22, 2002| Author: Johnson, Kent; Papaditsas, Alexandra | COPYRIGHT 2002 University of Chicago. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

The miseries of poetry. 
 
HIPPONAX 
 
In Lydian tone she said, "Come hither, I will plug up 
your tight asshole." And she beat my egg sack with a sprig 
of lilac as if I were a satyr. I fell backwards, breathing 
heavy, and caught there by writhing vines I suffered 
torture times two, and then some: A dried rose stem 
lashed my man-tits; someone smeared me with cow's 
shit, and then my ass started stinking like Hades. 
Dung beetles came, sucked there by the fetid 
gook, like roan-filled ...

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