Forms (#9)

Below is the section from an article that I mashed up to create my Dadaist poem. (I selected these passages because they include the word chainsaw, which some in the group appear to be inordinately, almost DSM diagnosis-worthily, fond of).

"People here would love to keep them all, but, eventually we're going to get to the point where we're overrun with them," Nichols said. "There are so many chainsaw carvings, one city worker has to spend most of his work day curating and caring for them.”

Nichols said the idea of selling off public art was a contentious one, and many people in the community are quite attached to the sculptures. However, Nichols says the money will be put to good use at next year's carving championships.

This poem resembles me* 

Them use but, would most curating keep love

at championships spend Nichols community where caring people a many all,

contentious eventually said. Sculptures. So worker one, “People

carvings, to money are next we’re here quite 
there was however for work and good them going overrun many his will 
the public says chainsaw with Nichols day to and has the are to

to attached we’re carving one year’s idea point to the Nichols get to the 
be them” selling in city art

of the said to put off of.

* Apparently I am a riddle wrapped up in an enigma so tightly that my brain is being deprived of oxygen.