Jasper Owen Interview, Excerpt No. 6
by Benjamin C. Krause
--What inspired you to [tape damaged]
a dog that’d just been neutered. Pa knew this so [tape damaged] local guy by the name of Bulldog Brown, with a crocodile’s snarl and a grape-sized hole where he lost his eye [tape damaged] stopped at a “blind pig,” as they called ‘em. He’d pay a quarter [tape damaged] shakin’ wildly, like one of them guys with that disease, you know, ahh..
--Epilepsy?
Yeah. Like one o’them ep’ilep’ic cats. And he starts singin': “Show me yo black bottom, I wanna learn that” [tape damaged] hollerin’, as if Pa’s the one puttin’ on the show, but this one lady [tape damaged] crys’allized raindrops [tape damaged] just as beautiful.
From:
Gargoyle #57Copyright ©:
2011 Benjamin C. Krause |
About Benjamin C. Krause
Biography
Benjameno Ĉarlo Kraŭs, formerly and still legally known as Benjamin C. Krause, is a Generation Y poet, publisher, editor, literary translator, essayist, concept artist, and world citizen. His most notable publication thus far has been in Gargoyle #57. He invented the poetic form quincouplet, which will soon have its first anthology.
