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By Jack Joseph Smith

Lome Land Anarchist Tall, dead set grain hauler, owner of your own truck, knower of great gears, believer in axel balances feeler of the big wheel Great field burner, turner of gold horizon into black ground Harvested field fire-makes nucular clound, while children move under the smoke of an ancient rite, free for laughter, and removed from the modern dance of death Self made four wheel drive night light hunter, silent arrow, or low powered rifle will keep whiskey breath from kissing rabits in the ditch tonight Mad salvage-man of the junk yard plains, distroyer of economic images, huge iron money man with one mind and no overhead, he is the wild candelabra Church thief, he is the gleamed eyed brass watcher loving closed factories in his vision of shambles HIS IS LIKE THE FIRSTMAN WHO HAS Davy Crocket drankered in seclusion stepping out of the caves. A Valley, where the torrents of the depossessed have delivered themselves from all darkness excepting rain Here where the wolf children howl and the froleic of the windmoon moves you; The loveman sleeps with his sons wives A Mexican policeman who dosen't understand war places himself IN the battle zone of Monroe Oregon. Existentionally all endevor remains equal' and he will not be voted out A Traditional heritage keeper tending his trees the governments CONTRACT CLEAR CUT destruction Now he snickers for them Goats Next he protects his territory with wastland around his forests points out THE PROTECTION Anti-Christ stained glass salesman, purchaser of church's for the installation of the printing press pornographic Maker of his own deals through the direct wording of of fantic laughter HARVEST ONLY WHEN Dangerous wood cutter. Faller of oak. Dynamic split directions of the trunk only smash the atom of your groin into unreturnable universes

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"Lome Land Anarchist" catalogs a grain hauler, field burner, salvage-man, hunter, Davy Crocket figure, Mexican policeman, heritage keeper, Anti-Christ salesman, and dangerous wood cutter.

The reviewed page reads as a fierce rural myth catalog. Technical labor, fire, scavenging, guns, folk history, local policing, clear-cut destruction, pornographic printing, and dangerous tree work become overlapping forms of anarchic selfhood, with the handwritten revisions intensifying its anti-institutional stance.

Claude

The Lome Land Anarchist catalog returns in clean prose form, appended with a note about a Mexican policeman in Monroe who 'existentially all endeavor remains equal' and won't be voted out.

The Mexican policeman in Monroe, Oregon - placed in the battle zone by existential equality - is one of the collection's strangest and most specific political observations. His immunity to the vote links him to the anarchist by a different logic: his authority is as self-justifying as the anarchist's refusal of authority, both figures outside the ordinary circuits of democratic legitimacy.