Sudden Amnesia

from Teeth Marks by New Dog

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A nation of islands finds undiscovered land.
Amusing its sullen monarchs are beetles the size of hands.
Falling off the faces of the earth.

The bull in the chinashop's been replaced by an elephant
wanting to know--is this the pagoda where the ivory went?
Falling off the faces of the earth.

Day at the races, night in Tunisia
the name of the horse was Sudden Amnesia.

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from Teeth Marks, released March 4, 2016

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New Dog Loveland, Colorado

New Dog is Anar Badalov, publishing guy by day, aging amateur boxer and musician by night. Formerly of the bands Metal Hearts and Travels. Currently half of Hourloupe (hourloupe.bandcamp.com) & ARANANAR (arananar.bandcamp.com)

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