David Thompson has a book, a series of volumes, and a
selected favourite approved by the Crown.
David Thompson has an editor, a publisher, and a
depressed agent.
David Thompson gets his snuff from Turkey, wears
Chinese sunglasses, and smokes the
same cigarettes as me.
David Thompson stands six point one feet taller every
day, keeps his weight in stones but won’t say which ones,
and lets irradiating jelly fish hide in his hair when
swimming. David Thompson feels supple to touch,
makes love like a ghost phantgasm.
When he found out I was writing a poem about David
Thompson, David Thompson’s press agent left a message
carved in the birch outside my window full of quotes
from famous authors. He concluded with sans serif
directions to Prince Albert where many stones are said to
resemble David Thompson.