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The Telemarketer Basically Enjoys Talking with Goldbarth, Though it Ends Too Soon for Her Preference

The Telemarketer Basically Enjoys Talking with Goldbarth, Though it Ends Too Soon for Her Preference The Telemarketer Basically Enjoys Talking With Goldbarth, Though it Ends Too Soon for Her Preference/ Gabriel Welsch Is the man of the house at home? I can't believe you just said that, your throwback euphemism drags up a past to lament and praise, supernova twice, bigness a narcoleptic paradox running down the lice-ridden rungs of time-- --so you're the man, er, the head of the household. You could say that. Excellent. I have some questions? Is it excellent? Do you know what you're saying? Or are you like the loquacious cockatiel, your exuberance a feathered haste, chit-chat scattershot like rejected millet flecking a shag carpet. We discuss you, you know, over dinner, over grilled fish or a burger flame-plump and greasy, while the moon, at once pale and thick, opaque as sperm, like turned milk, looks nailed to a frail horizon, and we complain, bitch about the everyday invasions, grudge and shrug to admit some utility in the cubicled greeting mills . . . [This is easily the best call I've had all day.] put up with coy asides and pomegranate scatters of salesmanship, of salespersonship, of the multiple mutations of commerce, while some of us raise the http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Missouri Review University of Missouri

The Telemarketer Basically Enjoys Talking with Goldbarth, Though it Ends Too Soon for Her Preference

The Missouri Review , Volume 27 (2) – Oct 8, 2004

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Copyright © 2004 by The Curators of the University of Missouri.
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The Telemarketer Basically Enjoys Talking With Goldbarth, Though it Ends Too Soon for Her Preference/ Gabriel Welsch Is the man of the house at home? I can't believe you just said that, your throwback euphemism drags up a past to lament and praise, supernova twice, bigness a narcoleptic paradox running down the lice-ridden rungs of time-- --so you're the man, er, the head of the household. You could say that. Excellent. I have some questions? Is it excellent? Do you know what you're saying? Or are you like the loquacious cockatiel, your exuberance a feathered haste, chit-chat scattershot like rejected millet flecking a shag carpet. We discuss you, you know, over dinner, over grilled fish or a burger flame-plump and greasy, while the moon, at once pale and thick, opaque as sperm, like turned milk, looks nailed to a frail horizon, and we complain, bitch about the everyday invasions, grudge and shrug to admit some utility in the cubicled greeting mills . . . [This is easily the best call I've had all day.] put up with coy asides and pomegranate scatters of salesmanship, of salespersonship, of the multiple mutations of commerce, while some of us raise the

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The Missouri ReviewUniversity of Missouri

Published: Oct 8, 2004

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