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Friday Night Zuihitsu
Wikipedia Poem, No. 993 see now don’t you? the the languages, dialects, pidgens and stop drinking orders. i’ve stories. piles of love in northern new jersey. anna, here’s nothing. this government of language. i am the languages, dialects, pidgens stop drinking. i’ve stopped drinking. i’ve stopped drinking. i’ve stories. piles of them in northern new…
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ATIO: 2018 Pamphlet
ATIO is an 8-page pamphlet that strikes Italian heritage in America and provokes contemporary, national literature with trans-national action. Please download, share, and distribute illegally in libraries, museums, squat houses and corporate gyms. Thank you, as always, for reading.
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Other People’s Poetry: “A Litany for Survival” Audre Lorde
For those of us who live at the shoreline standing upon the constant edges of decision crucial and alone for those of us who cannot indulge the passing dreams of choice who love in doorways coming and going in the hours between dawns looking inward and outward at once before and after seeking a…
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Poets Reading the News publishes ‘Agraphia’
A great poetry website, Poets Reading The News, has published another one of my poems, Agraphia, along with one my recent photos, Car 5 (above). I’m extraordinarily fond, and proud, of this poem. It’s about the way that war and violence affect one’s humanity. It begins with a quote from Gabriele de’ Mussi, a historian of…
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“Stray Beast” by Sarah Jean Grimm
I cannot recommend highly enough Sarah Jean Grimm‘s “Soft Focus” from Metatron out of Montreal. The poem above grabbed me by the throat. I still have the finger marks from last night’s reading. Buy the book (might I suggest the entire Spring 2017 catalog?) and support great, living poets.
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 213
and their own minds are not the result of a lot of intended fragments months on twitter means i have within my movement an object new things in her life no one says no one size fits all shattered from the first plantation so when ground guise point out toward the horizon a five…
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