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JUHANI AHVENJÄRVI CLAES ANDERSSON EVA-STINA BYGGMÄSTAR TOMAS MIKAEL BÄCK AGNETA ENCKELL MARTIN ENCKELL TUA FORSSTRÖM PENTTI HOLAPPA JOUNI INKALA RIINA KATAJAVUORI JYRKI KIISKINEN TOMI KONTIO JUKKA KOSKELAINEN LEEVI LEHTO HEIDI LIEHU RAKEL LIEHU LAURI OTONKOSKI MARKKU PAASONEN ANNUKKA PEURA MIRKKA REKOLA HENRIKA RINGBOM PENTTI SAARITSA HELENA SINERVO EIRA STENBERG ANNI SUMARI ILPO TIIHONEN SIRKKA TURKKA MERJA VIROLAINEN KJELL WESTÖ (ANDERS HED) |
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JUHANI AHVENJÄRVI (b. 1965) is poet living in Tampere. He has worked as teacher of creative writing in the University of Tampere and other places. He made his debut in 1992 in the anthology Ryhmä 92 (Group 92, edited by Jyrki Kiiskinen and Kari Levola). Since that he has published three collections of poems, the latest of which, Yhä kiihtyvä tauko, came out in 2005.
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ABSURD BLACK HUMOUR |
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The chairs are crooked. So long they've been shoved into sitting shapes. If I were you, I would not pay such heed to the thrum of the wind. Consider these words inner speech, that von Münchhausen exists, the contents of which are an empty bottle. Who knows what the baron did with his days, wasting his time curbside, even though he could just as well redeem his bottle deposit at the supermarket. Just so long as no one walks into a bog just to pull himself out by the scruff himself. So, just go ahead and sit down, even if the chairs are crooked.
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 The disappearance of memory rese...
There is no hope
The disappearance of memory rese...
A dark kitchen...
I used to feel sorry for superma...
Hospital coffee is really good
Legacy
Driving in the countryside awake...
I sit in a movie theater
Around every corner
Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, 1914
The chairs are crooked
In the midst of sunflowers
Incessant hapiness cannot be bor...
A helicopter lands in the snowy...
Still life
Call a screw in for interrogatio...
When I was a pheasant
Among the suits of armour stands...
We argue about playing the cello
Don't you know me any more?
Once hung on the wall /clocks...
Children fear that their
At the junction between the railway
A lined dream
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