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  • Notes from a Dream

    This was supposed to be your time Your culinary thrill of lacks Of withholding and yet Her red terry cloth poem Was gentle and clever…

    November 18, 2014

    Joseph M. Gerace

    poetry
    art, explosions, infidelity, poetry, sexuality, vegan
  • “The Gentle Hill” by Salvatore Quasimodo

    Birds far-off and open in the evening tremble on the river. And the rain insists and the hissing of the poplars illumined by the wind.…

    November 12, 2014

    Joseph M. Gerace

    Uncategorized
    Adda, death, Early 19th Century Literature, fiume, italian poetry, Lombardy, longing, Milan, poem, poetry, relationships, Salvatore Quasimodo, translation
  • Anxiety

    How can’t a being be enough Must always a doing suffice Where not should become great Amongst the invisible dogwood Breathe deeply when wince and…

    November 10, 2014

    Joseph M. Gerace

    Uncategorized
    agoraphobia, botany, Gertrude Stein, identity, illness, insecurity, language, meditation, metapoetics, poem, poetry, sick
  • ANALOGY

    November 7, 2014

    Joseph M. Gerace

    Uncategorized
    anxiety, beauty, death, digital destruction, game genie, glitch, mario 64, nintendo, super mario, video games
  • wikipedia poem, no. 34 [in the most uncertain order]

    (i e how human mathematics and study They’re made tiny little category the idea of absence dumb types absence (i e how humans emulated some…

    November 6, 2014

    Joseph M. Gerace

    poetry
    absence, academia, algorithm, ashberry, awkward, computations, corn, definitive psychology, guetti, human mathematics, literature, math, poem, poet, poetry, psychology, roget’s, science, wikipoem, wittgenstein
  • Arnaut Blowing Smoke at the Nose of His Dog

    The Fourth Night of the Fifth Year Stop reading: Things have gotten tense Between the Farmer and the Bodybuilder The Farmer locked in the barn.…

    October 30, 2014

    Joseph M. Gerace

    poetry
    alcoholism, America, art, control, death, exercise, family, farming, game theory, history, marriage, poetry, relationships
  • Punchline

    “I am often asked why I write, and I don’t know really—I just want to.” John Ashbery in The Paris Review

    October 30, 2014

    Joseph M. Gerace

    Uncategorized
    advice, answers, life, literature, poetry, self-doubt, self-help
  • ‘Black Art’ by Amiri Baraka

    Amid the echoes of the 2014 Dodge Poetry Festival in Newark, N.J., a tapestry of voices—Yusef Komunyakaa, Stephen Kuusisto, Patrick Rosal, Rebecca Lindenberg, C. Dale…

    October 27, 2014
    Uncategorized
    America, anxiety, art, beauty, death, dpf14, elegy, empowering, newark, poetry, transformation, tribute
  • “Black Art” by Amiri Baraka

    This weekend I was lucky enough to attend the Dodge Poetry Festival in Newark, NJ. The weekend was fast-paced and my experience there included conversations with…

    October 27, 2014

    Joseph M. Gerace

    Uncategorized
    America, anxiety, art, beauty, death, dpf14, elegy, empowering, newark, poetry, transformation, tribute
  • wikipedia poem, no, 33 [post-rational red oak]

    THOUGHT ONE as zombies or the quickest $20 I ever spent I’m with the MAH Funny conversation of you How born on fumes to they…

    October 22, 2014

    Joseph M. Gerace

    poetry
    art, Computers, drugs, glow fest, humanity, literature, meditation, poetry, red oak, social anxiety, suicide, zen
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