Simplex Sigilum Veri: A Catalogue
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an american papermatch packet
closed, gilt with a panel insert,
the bank, a narrow building
black, in a blue sky, puffs of
white cloud, the small windows
in perspective, bright green grass
a sixinch metal tray, polished
bronze, holding a blue pencil
hexagonal, a bright gilt metal
butt catching the window light,
the dullred eraser well worn
down and a cheap brownenameled
pen holder rest on the brown
mottled crust of the stained blotter
by an oystershell smudged
with cigarette ash, a primrose plant
in a gold ringed saucer, flowerless,
surfaces of all sorts
bearing printed characters, bottles,
words printed on the backs of
two telephone directories
The Advertising Biographical
Calendar of Medicine, Wednesday 18
Thursday 19, Friday 20, papers
of various shades sticking out
from under others, throwing
the printing out of line: portrait
of all that which we have lost,
a truncated pyramid, bronzed
metal (probably the surface
only) to match the tray, to which
a square, hinged lid is fixed,
the inkstand, from whose
imagined top the Prince of Wales
having climbed up once with all
his might drove a golf ball
an american papermatch packet
closed, gilt with a panel insert,
the bank, a narrow building
black, in a blue sky, puffs of
white cloud, the small windows
in perspective, bright green grass
a sixinch metal tray, polished
bronze, holding a blue pencil
hexagonal, a bright gilt metal
butt catching the window light,
the dullred eraser well worn
down and a cheap brownenameled
pen holder rest on the brown
mottled crust of the stained blotter
by an oystershell smudged
with cigarette ash, a primrose plant
in a gold ringed saucer, flowerless,
surfaces of all sorts
bearing printed characters, bottles,
words printed on the backs of
two telephone directories
The Advertising Biographical
Calendar of Medicine, Wednesday 18
Thursday 19, Friday 20, papers
of various shades sticking out
from under others, throwing
the printing out of line: portrait
of all that which we have lost,
a truncated pyramid, bronzed
metal (probably the surface
only) to match the tray, to which
a square, hinged lid is fixed,
the inkstand, from whose
imagined top the Prince of Wales
having climbed up once with all
his might drove a golf ball
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