3 poems by Conor Hultman

Gadsden

the victim was partially burned

penis shaft removed & healed prior to his death & is not associated w/ his death

he was wearing blue jeans
a long sleeve button up western shirt
& laced up hiking boots w/ round knobs on the sole


Gila Bend

right leg amputated below the knee
wearing a makeshift prosthesis made out of a portion of a plastic bucket
string
a metal rod
& numerous irregular pieces of rubber which were attached to the rod
the apparatus was then connected to a shoe
the stump of the leg was covered w/ numerous colored socks

blue & white jacket
tan pants
white undershorts
purple socks
black shoes


Eloy

wrangler blue jeans
black belt w/ a metal buckle
dark T shirt
dark suspenders
white socks
gray SOAP tennis shoes
elastic hair band

a half mile southeast of circle K in an area frequented by transients


ABOUT THE ARTIST

Conor Hultman lives in New York, New York.

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