Indeed, Maynard deserves accolaids and awards piled in front of him like so many overcluttered shrines and monuments. His words are everlasting, like Shakespeare or Dickens; so stark and strong, it's hard to imagine a time when people such as him will lose their reverie.
Personal favorite that I'm sure all of you know, but will post anyway for posterity's sake:
Run Desire, Run
You sexual being
Run him like a blade
To and through the heart
No conscience
One Motive
To cater to the hollow
Screaming feed me here
Fill me up again
Temporarily Pacify
This hungering
So much motion it's hard to keep up, even in his simple verses. I'm glad to know that I'm not the only person out there who is sustained by the subtlety that art almost lost. Maynard, thou art Christ. We lay in awe.