Steve Dalachinsky Poems for and by Tuli Kupferberg
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As Tuli had neither surgery nor autopsy at the time of his death it's hard to understand the "butchers" symbolism here. Tuli called this kind of impressionist poetry "word salad."   Bowery Poetry Club NYC July 13, 2011 Uploaded on Jul 23, 2011

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