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July 2, 2007
by Marie Rennard
Poetry
Ouvrier de Peugeot, Montbeliard, 1970© 1970 Jean-Claude Seine
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(Swans - July 2, 2007)
I shouldn't have drunk that much.
Fucking women. All the same.
So blonde she was—creamy skin
The deep blue of her eyes was promising heaven.
Bitches—
And her ass... never more. Ho Lord,
Shouldn't have drunk that much
I'm wrecked.
Hell.
My love has wrecked.
I'm all alone and sick
And
This junk of a rod is merely wrecking my scruff.
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Marie Rennard on Swans (with bio).
Jean-Claude Quiqueré, better known as Jean-Claude Seine was born in 1944 in Gennevilliers, France. He's been a journalist and photo reporter since
he was twenty years old, working for left-wing papers like l'Humanité, La
Vie Ouvrière, Le Matin de Paris, Jeune Afrique, among many others. A member of the Snark International Agency with Agnès Varda and William Klein of the D.P.I. Agency in New York, he contributed to collective exhibitions and books about the life of workers such as, Un Mois de Mai Très Occupé, Edition Le Temps des Cerises, and Acteurs du Siècle, Editions Le Cercle d'Art. In 1968, he was a reporter for La Vie Ouvrière, and supplied photos of the working-class strikes and demonstrations. After traveling through the five continents, he now lives in Nîmes, in the South of France. Jean-Claude Seine maintains a Web Gallery where you can peruse over 1,000 photos.
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