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TitleHell's Angelic Parable
Author
PublisherCommunication Company
PlaceSan Francisco
Year1967
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MediumBroadside
DimensionLt.
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CatalogCC-488
CollectionBL/CA-o(1:6/10)
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Trans. TitleHell's Angelic Parable
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CC-488
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1:6/10. [No ComCo imprint] Bs. 1/c (), n.d.: Hell's Angelic Parable | Hairy Henry Kot | Walks Down Any Street | With His Colors On | And Anyone Asks | "What Does Hell's Angel Mean?" | "What Do All Those Medals Mean?" | "What Do Your Tattos Mean?" | "What Does That Hair Line On Your Throat Mean?" <p> "It Means You Don't Know What It Means | And I Ain't Never Gonna Tell You -- Ever!" [All above text is hand-lettered in Emmett's handwriting. Signed with the familiar feathered swastika] Below the poem and signature, there is a small block of text that appears to be inserted: Notice. An end to The Poem as Decor: The Poem As Revolution: To Anyone who read this: its use is to inflame you to start a jailbreak of your own & its being of true communion would be with all of nature merely to reveal the use this murdered compost of tree criees out for: to be firewood and to burn up the Center of Plague Power Domination and Oppression. This reunitingof Origin and Necessity is to the true Liberation as the cocoon is to the hitherto unimaginably beautiful butterfly.] [In upper right hand corner is the letter "E" with a circle surrounding it.
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