Find Peep-o-rama Depicted By Peter Marra Shown As Textbook

must preface this by confessing that I don't read much poetry, so I am seriously unfamiliar with chaotic structures, though I am a fan of Artaud and find this work similar in style and subject matter.
I am, however, very familiar with Marra's work, specifically his flash and short fiction, That said, the poetry here was exactly as I expected: A hauntingly inward view that is both shockingly raw and real yet sinewy and sensual, Onnd Street, Times Square a, k. a. the "Deuce" heaved its final death rattle, As the New York Times reported: "The formal closing yesterday of the last peep palace onnd Street, PeepORama, was a coda in the rebirth of Times Square as a kinder, gentler place.
The sex shops and naughty tape stores have been wiped clean from the famed street, "

This is the starting point for Peter Marra's new poetry collection PEEPORAMA where no one is innocent and we can only watch in disbelief,

These poems expose the inner workings of the psyche, a dissection of the state of America past and present, an exploration of love, alienation and

addiction, Its populated with creatures from the underworld: robbers, killers, addicts, hustlers and gogo girls gone berserk,

Drop the tokens in the slot, wait for the curtain to rise and furtively watch the tableau of the lost souls as they reach for the brass ring.
Follow the hunters and victims who are stained by sin and hounded by guilt on a psychotrip through a constantly changing landscape where one rarely finds redemption and the trail is littered with bottles and needles and stained with tears of blood.


This is a poetry collection you will not soon forget, .