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Alex Dimitrov

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Fantasy #2

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By Alex Dimitrov
| Substack
Fantasy is a series of prose poems about encounters in NYC which may or may not be real.
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'Ecstasy,' by Alex Dimitrov Original

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By Alex Dimitrov
| The New York Times
To this end, and true to its title, there is no shortage of indulgence in "Ecstasy." The characters in these poems party hard; there is plenty of sex and drinking and drugs. They smoke Sobranies and down bottles of Chablis at Café Charlot in Paris. They are seasoned regulars of New York nightlife, bouncing from one downtown fixture to the next. One poem is titled "Xanax"; another is called "Poppers." There's a full section with poems dedicated to each of the seven deadly sins.
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“Everything Always”

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By Alex Dimitrov, Other Poems”
| The New Yorker
A man dangles a cigarette over a fire escape on Crosby. It’s so early, I am still in last night. All of life honks. The streets steam. Gin changes to coffee and I think of you less then I think of you often. How strange! To be a person instead of a tree. I’ll miss it. I’m in it! I watch a bucket of peonies glint in the sun. The wind moves through the avenue. A woman loses her hat. I lost something back there but what use is turning around? Goodbye to the past! I buy leather pants. I call my mother.
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