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  • Wikipedia Poem, No. 260

      double the hexasaccharide click on the lysozyme namely glu35 green open heart mechanically abundant mucopolysaccharides probably similar to this acid glu35 green and n-acetylglucosamine…

    July 24, 2016

    Joseph M. Gerace

    wikipoem
    art, biology, cell biology, control, erasure, nature, nurture, poetry
  • “unalloyed pleasure”

    “As the internet grows in the next 10, 15 years and virtual reality pornography becomes a reality, we’re going to have to develop some real…

    July 23, 2016

    Joseph M. Gerace

    quotes
    david foster wallace, david lipsky, death, entertainment, humanity, infinite jest, technology, virtual reality
  • Wikipedia Poem, No. 259

      the burst actor’s aura releases itself issues film today fans adore slicehead macho rough in reverse above all else and sporty macho rough-and-spores some…

    July 22, 2016

    Joseph M. Gerace

    wikipoem
    acting, art, authenticity, film, hollywood, india, poetry, psychology, Rajinikanth, religion
  • Wikipedia Poem, No. 258

      or fall into the talk abroad that corrupts the few poetic souls who still sing in macbeth’s blood or uncleave our township & turn…

    July 21, 2016

    Joseph M. Gerace

    wikipoem
    angels, art, August Kleinzahler, blood, God, poetry, prayer, Pre-Raphaelites, religion, Shakespeare
  • Wikipedia Poem, No. 256

        shucks the least desirable tongue licks AAPL high at one hundred and thirty nine bucks yet discovers the universe si si che figata the darkening world…

    July 17, 2016

    Joseph M. Gerace

    wikipoem
    apple, capitalism, death, food, happiness, love, philosophy, poetry, religion
  • Wikipedia Poem, No. 255

      carrion she depends on charity tossing love from the third century braced below by remains clarity skeletal american military air base arms force her forward heart unsuccessfully…

    July 15, 2016

    Joseph M. Gerace

    wikipoem
    birds, coup, death, Frederick Seidel, internet, New York Times, poetry, turkey, violence, war, words
  • “Urban life is dense and fast and requires flexible structures that can incorporate speed and information.”

    When I’m in Texas or Iowa I’m aware of the railroads and superhighways, and here [in New Jersey] there’s the city and the George Washington Bridge…

    July 14, 2016

    Joseph M. Gerace

    poetry, quotes
    August Kleinzahler, creative writing, new jersey, New York, Paris Review, poetry, writing
  • Wikipedia Poem, No. 254

      along is no arrests over my new and insofar as they deem new dimension so yesterday evening lost one hand philandered world of the…

    July 14, 2016

    Joseph M. Gerace

    wikipoem
    art, death, depression, Facebook, internet, media, motorcycles, news, poetry, police, violence
  • Wikipedia Poem, No. 252

      smart enough yet here i am married not clever i learned very young pant like a gladiator and i’ll all be dead soon clever…

    July 13, 2016

    Joseph M. Gerace

    wikipoem
    poetry
  • Wikipedia Poem, No. 253

      remember upheaval preoccupies a young maria she speaks of acclaim as one forms a life on second thought i’m a liar together and that…

    July 13, 2016

    Joseph M. Gerace

    wikipoem
    alcoholism, art, death, love, nature, nurture, Painting, photography, poetry, relationships
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