Vernon Frazer has written more than thirty books of poetry, three novels and a short story collection. His poetry, fiction and nonfiction have appeared in Aught, Big Bridge, First Intensity, GAS, Jack Magazine, Lost and Found Times, Moria, Miami SunPost, Muse Apprentice Guild, Sidereality, Xstream and many other literary magazines. He introduced IMPROVISATIONS at The Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church in Manhattan.
Working in multi-media, Frazer has performed his poetry with the late saxophonist Thomas Chapin, the Vernon Frazer Poetry Band and as a solo poet-bassist. His jazz poetry recordings and multimedia work are available on Youtube.
Frazer resides in central Connecticut. He is widowed.
Fixing a Borrowed Habit
simulacrum addict
fixing with a borrowed paradigm
amphitheater closing
the latest string of artifacts
hung
a plaster closing
attuned to past
fortune no future
in opposing
the brief that ripped the current
from the pit
of wet nostalgia
repellent vector a slide
where fossils of the evening
gather postures
for similar dismay
in veritas a show of
chaos exposers
dissembled
for a lather gathering
foreclosed
to join the programmed rhetoric
in its recovery
Insurrection Attacks
murder dart rebellion
dungeon the reflective grandad
and
watchdog muzzle works
letterhead calligraphy without rejoinder
the verity dollars arising
would slash vegetation substructures
each stroke sliding cold black
contrapuntal reprint offenses
strict emptiness attained skill
phrasing horseshoes playing
sewer fossil leveraging
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excursion culprit
exalted enough bongo praxis
from lotus tone
the intrinsic vegetations speak lilacs
gracefully muster
down-and-out
muzzle dating stationer
fondles needle wrecker
chortle booms concerto
demonstrative morass
attained lithe capability tactic
where appearing graffiti
upended novelty
spoken as the baton rises
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