The Royal Society of Memory Architects

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“The evening went on; I got very old.” — James Tate

 

Someone or someones danced here; not me.


In a dress half cirrus, half cat’s tongue—
never not overdone.


Orange & blue room not a room
but a woven thing, mainly idea.


Which shade of flame
means the business end?


A pair of legs kicked in flares,
blue denim or denim blue.


Who calibrates how formal a party?


The trick is to make the memory
rhyme with itself.


Either it hums like a chord or.


Don’t tell me how large-loom I didn’t.


Even when a room did not love back,
I was a keen whisker.


Prize watcher.


Never not surveying space as from
a little plinth of cake.


Jen Jabaily-Blackburn