An Anna Blume

Kurt Schwitters

An Anna Blume

Oh Du, Geliebte meiner 27 Sinne, ich liebe Dir!
Du, Deiner, Dich Dir, ich Dir, Du mir, ---- wir?
Das gehört beiläufig nicht hierher!
Wer bist Du, ungezähltes Frauenzimmer, Du bist, bist Du?
Die Leute sagen, Du wärest.
Laß sie sagen, sie wissen nicht, wie der Kirchturm steht.
Du trägst den Hut auf Deinen Füßen und wanderst auf die Hände,
Auf den Händen wanderst Du.
Halloh, Deine roten Kleider, in weiße Falten zersägt,
Rot liebe ich Anna Blume, rot liebe ich Dir.
Du, Deiner, Dich Dir, ich Dir, Du mir, ----- wir?
Das gehört beiläufig in die kalte Glut!
Anna Blume, rote Anna Blume, wie sagen die Leute?
Preisfrage:
1. Anna Blume hat ein Vogel,
2. Anna Blume ist rot.
3. Welche Farbe hat der Vogel?
Blau ist die Farbe Deines gelben Haares,
Rot ist die Farbe Deines grünen Vogels.
Du schlichtes Mädchen im Alltagskleid,
Du liebes grünes Tier, ich liebe Dir!
Du Deiner Dich Dir, ich Dir, Du mir, ---- wir!
Das gehört beiläufig in die ---- Glutenkiste.
Anna Blume, Anna, A----N----N----A!
Ich träufle Deinen Namen.
Dein Name tropft wie weiches Rindertalg.
Weißt Du es Anna, weißt Du es schon,
Man kann Dich auch von hinten lesen.
Und Du, Du Herrlichste von allen,
Du bist von hinten, wie von vorne:
A------N------N------A.
Rindertalg träufelt STREICHELN über meinen Rücken.
Anna Blume,
Du tropfes Tier,
Ich-------liebe-------Dir!

The Light Inside

James Turrell, art:21

Woolf-Dunn-Jordan

PHOTOGRAPHY:
John Woolf
J. Kevin Dunn
Chris Jordan

The New Math

klipschutz: The New Math, CounterPunch

Tomaz Salamun/e-book

Tomaz Salamun:
Curtis Harnack Wrapped Me
in a Shawl, Translated from the Slovenian
by Michael Taren and the Author,
e-book, Scantily Clad Press

Tepper Takayama Fine Arts

Tepper Takayama Fine Arts

I'm at work on a half dozen sections of Universe...

An Interview With Ron Silliman
by David F. Hoenigman,
Word Riot

Robert Minhinnick

Robert Minhinnick:
Paradise, The Poetry Archive
The Castaway, PN Review

Recognition Failure Horror

John Kinsella:
Recognition Failure Horror,
AGNI Online

Heart Butte

Danny Lyon: Heart Butte,
Photographs from Native American Reservations

Symptoms Of Loss

Hugo Williams:
The Beggar, London Magazine, Vol. 1 No. 2/1961
An Anonymous Affair, London Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 10/1962
The Net, London Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 10/1962
The Pick-Up, London Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 10/1962
Girl On The Beach, London Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 10/1962
Symptoms Of Loss, London Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 10/1962
The Actor, London Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 10/1962

The Delinquent

The Delinquent

Some Recollections of Brancusi

Eugène Ionesco:

Some Recollections of Brancusi,
translated by John Russell,
London Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 1 /1961

Destroyers in the Arctic

Alan Ross (1922-2001)
Alan Ross: Destroyers in the Arctic,
The Times Literary Supplement
&
Alan Ross remembered, Spectator
Obituary: Alan Ross, The Guardian
Alan Ross, Telegraph

Liverpool, September

Adrian Henri:
Liverpool, September
Ambit #100/1985

Resort to Humming

Daniela Olszewska:
Resort to Humming,
e-book, Scantily Clad Press

Dissonance of Compassion

Alexander Jorgensen:
Dissonance of Compasssion, Vibrant Gray
Poems, Pinstripe Fedora #3
Poem on Poetry, Otoliths
How Do I Make It Read, Otoliths
Three Poems, Shampoo #31

Jason Lynn

Jason Lynn:
Trial Of The Epiphanies, Venereal Kittens
Poems, The Argotist Online

Mike Topp: Stuyvesant Bee, Volume 1, Issue 71

Mortal Combat

Ron Padgett: Mortal Combat, Drunken Boat #9

Why the poetry of hip-hop is tragic

Kyd and play... the Wu Tang Clan

Why the poetry of hip-hop is tragic, by Adam O'Riordan,
The Guardian Books Blog

Lines Not Written Wearing Mouse Ears

Tom Clark:
Lines Not Written Wearing Mouse Ears
& The New World, Exquisite Corpse

A Moth's Alphabet

Andy Nicholson: Poems, Black Robert Journal #2

Photography (1)

David Plowden: Small Towns
Alec Soth: Sleeping by the Mississippi
Troy Paiva: Lost America Night Photography

Vincent Katz

Vincent Katz: Two Poems, Shampoo #10
Vincent Katz: Four Poems from Barge, Shampoo #29
Vincent Katz: The Dogs of Sao Paulo, Jacket #15
Vincent Katz: Edwin Sitting, Jacket #21

Perhaps Strange

Kurt Schwitters

Perhaps Strange

The world is full of goods trains
The passengers are cows
And milk and butter.
And cheese and lovely marmelade
And bulls and horses,
And cocks and hens.
The cow is mother to the milk,
And grandma both to cheese and butter.
The cheese is cousin to the marmelade.
The horse is cousin to the cock
The hen lays eggs.
The egg is cousin to the cheese and butter,
The son and daughter of the milk.
Isn't it strange?
It is.

We the People

A.D. Winans: We the People, Big Bridge #11

Sasquatch Story

Mike Topp: Sasquatch Story, Shampoo #33

Ron Silliman (3)

Ron Silliman:
from NON
&
from YOU
Online poems

Writing in the Margin

Matvei Yankelevich:
From "Writing in the Margin",
RealPoetik

Codex Boturini

The Last Pages of Codex Boturini by Karl Young

The Mexica/Aztecs by Richard Hooker

Gadji beri bimba

Hugo Ball

'Gadji beri bimba'

gadji beri bimba glandridi laula lonni cadori
gadjama gramma berida bimbala glandri galassassa laulitalomini
gadji beri bin blassa glassala laula lonni cadorsu sassala bim
gadjama tuffm i zimzalla binban gligla wowolimai bin beri ban
o katalominai rhinozerossola hopsamen laulitalomini hoooo
gadjama rhinozerossola hopsamen
bluku terullala blaulala loooo

zimzim urullala zimzim urullala zimzim zanzibar zimzalla zam
elifantolim brussala bulomen brussala bulomen tromtata
velo da bang band affalo purzamai affalo purzamai lengado tor
gadjama bimbalo glandridi glassala zingtata pimpalo ögrögöööö
viola laxato viola zimbrabim viola uli paluji malooo

tuffm im zimbrabim negramai bumbalo negramai bumbalo tuffm i zim
gadjama bimbala oo beri gadjama gaga di gadjama affalo pinx
gaga di bumbalo bumbalo gadjamen
gaga di bling blong
gaga blung

Plastic Ruler Wood Ruler

Mike Topp: How to Break Up, elimae
Mike Topp: Eight Poems, elimae
Mike Topp: Five Poems, elimae
Mike Topp: In the Future, elimae
Mike Topp: Six Poems, elimae
Mike Topp: Three Poems and a List, elimae
Mike Topp: Bombe For Dessert, Exquisite Corpse

Takashi Hiraide

Takashi Hiraide: For the Fighting Spirit of the Walnut,
translated from Japanese by Sawako Nakayasu

Excerpts:
The Literary Review
Octopus Magazine
Poetry
Reviews:
The Beliver (by Alan Gilbert)
The Japan Times (by David Cozy)

"here I am, the center of all beauty!"

Introduction to Frank O'Hara: Selected Poems
by Mark Ford

A Pigeon Seeking Your Protection

Marlys West: A Pigeon Seeking Your Protection,
Burnside Review
Marlys West: The Oddest Sea, Blackbird
Marlys West: When the President Is Black,
Boston Review

Mónica de la Torre

Mónica de la Torre: How to Be Well Dressed:
An Intervention, failbetter.com
Mónica de la Torre: Migrating Birds, poets.org

Mike Topp: Stuyvesant Bee, Volume 1, Issue 70

Gary Sullivan

Gary Sullivan: Poem in Absence of Any Poem, DC Poetry
Gary Sullivan: Three Poems, Jacket #12
Gary Sullivan and K. Silem Mohammad:
Jacket Photos of Various Poets, Shampoo #12

Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill

Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill: Poems, DUCIS
Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill: Poems translated
by Paul Muldoon, Inertia Magazine
Some Thoughts on the Poetry of Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill,
by Michael Murray, Parameter Magazine

Robert Sheppard

Robert Sheppard: Four Poems, Lynx
Robert Sheppard: From Neutral Drums:
Six Formal Poems, Jacket #9

K. Silem Mohammad

K. Silem Mohammad: Poems, Tool A Magazine
K. Silem Mohammad: Summer Breeze, Fence Spring/Summer 2004
K. Silem Mohammad: Three Poems, Jacket #30
K. Silem Mohammad: Two Poems, Shampoo #14
K. Silem Mohammad: Four Poems, Fascicle
K. Silem Mohammad: BLOG {LIME TREE}

Roger Pellett

Roger Pellett: Poems, Jacket #4

Ray Gonzalez

Ray Gonzalez: Two Poems, Jacket #19
Ray Gonzalez: Four Poems, Hartnell
Ray Gonzalez: You Shall Serve, Emprise Review
Ray Gonzalez: Ears Full of Thorns, Konundrum
Ray Gonzalez: The Fold, Hartwick

Valerie Josephs

Valerie Josephs: The Edification or Discombobulation
of the Photographic Image, Magma #41

Hugo Ball

HUGO BALL

Karawane

jolifanto bambla o falli bambla
großiga m'pfa habla horem
egiga goramen
higo bloiko russula huju
hollaka hollala
anlogo bung
blago bung blago bung
bosso fataka
ü üü ü
schampa wulla wussa olobo
hej tatta gorem
eschige zunbada
wulubu ssubudu uluwu ssubudu
tumba ba-umf
kusa gauma
ba - umf

How To Treat Trees

Thaddeus Rutkowski: How To Treat Trees, poetz.com
Thaddeus Rutkowski: Dear Daughter, thaddeusrutkowski.com
Thaddeus Rutkowski: Two poems, Reading Between A&B
An Interview with Thaddeus Rutkowski by Mickey Z., CounterPunch

Happy Boysenberry

Geoffrey Young: Happy Boysenberry, DC Poetry

Jack Uttley Photo Library

Jack Uttley Photo Library

Andy Nicholson

Andy Nicholson: Brian and Max, Idiolexicon
Andy Nicholson: Poems, Black Robert Journal
Andy Nicholson: To, Shampoo #31
Andy Nicholson: Poems, Moria
Andy Nicholson: Two Poems, Aught 8/2002

Merry Fortune

Merry Fortune: Poems and Prose, Big Bridge

Emma Hammond

Emma Hammond: (untitled), Fire #14/2001

Joseph Goosey

Joseph Goosey: Poems, Madswirl
Joseph Goosey: Two Poems, Word Riot

Karen Terrey

Karen Terrey: Three Poems, Word Riot
Karen Terrey: At first, Autumn Sky Poetry #9
Karen Terrey: A Guide to the Wilderness, Pitkin
Karen Terrey - BLOG: Tangled Roots Writing

Bixley Remedial School

Ivan Blatny: Poems from "Bixley Remedial School",
translated by Anna Moschovakis with Veronika Tuckerova,
Action Yes

Mauve Swamp

Sparrow: Poems, Tool A Magazine

Susan Tichy

Susan Tichy: Weeping, DC Poetry
Susan Tichy: One, Two, Beloit Poetry Journal
Susan Tichy, Three Poems, fascile #3

Domestic Clean-up Campaign Rally Song

Linda Russo: Domestic Clean-up Campaign
Rally Song, DC Poetry
Linda Russo: Three poems, Eoagh
Linda Russo: Eight poems, Jacket #28

John Stammers

John Stammers interviewed by James Byrne,
The Wolf #7

Tom Jenks

Tom Jenks: Six Poems, greatworks.org
Tom Jenks: Poems, Parameter Magazine
A Priori (published by 'if p then q') by Tom Jenks,
reviewed By Richard Barrett, Experimental Writing

Bob Kaufman (2)

A.D. Winans remembers Bob Kaufman, adwinans.mysite

Daniel Gallik

Daniel Gallik, Linn Poems: What a Lower-Class
Woman Loves, Deep Cleveland
Daniel Gallik: Poems, Shampoo #21

URBAN MYTHS

John Tranter: Urban Myths: 210 Poems

Ivan Blatny

Ivan Blatny: Fate/Osud,
translated by Matthew Sweney

Gary Lehmann

Gary Lehmann: Poems, Poet Express
Gary Lehmann: Poems, Thunder Sandwich
Gary Lehmann: Baseball Bus Tumbles over Embankment,
FutureCykle Poetry
Gary Lehmann - BLOG

A Flying Song

Adrian Mitchell: A Flying Song, Poetry Archive

Tao Lin

Tao Lin: this emotion was a little e-book
Tao Lin: Sex After Not Seeing Each Other
For a Few Days, Nerve

Bob Kaufman

About Bob Kaufman
Bob Kaufman: Poems

Sleeping on the Wing

Frank O'Hara, Poems, frankohara.org

Mike Topp: Stuyvesant Bee, Vol. 1, Issue 69

Ian Monk (OULIPO)

Ian Monk: Morale élémentaire/Elementary Morality,
Druknen Boat
Ian Monk: Poems, Vademe.cum

Hal Sirowitz

Hal Sirowitz: Three Poems, GRIST
Hal Sirowitz: My Stalker, Free Williamsburg, May 2000
Hal Sirowitz: Three Poems, Hartnell

Reznikoff

A Menorah for Athena: Charles Reznikoff and the Jewish Dilemmas
of Objectivist Poetry by Brad Haas
Grass Anti-Epic: Charles Reznikoff's Testimony by Edmund Hardy,
Jacket #30

Death in the Suburbs

Adrian Henri interviewed by Jeffrey Side, The Argonist Online
The Liverpool Poets, by Ian Mackean
Adrian Henri: Death in the Suburbs, The Poetry Archive
Adrian Henri: Poems, PoemsAbout
The death of an artist: Adrian Henri, 1932-2000
by J R Ashton

Care-Self Cocoa Butter

Mike Topp: Care-Self Cocoa Butter, Shampoo #25
Mike Topp: Six Poems, Shampoo, #28
Mike Topp: Podcast, Waffle House, RealPoetik
Red Boldface

klipschutz

klipschutz: Two Swan Songs & A Second Coming, poetry.about
klipschutz: My House Is Your House and So Is Yours,
The Temple Bookstore

Spencer Selby

Spencer Selby: Coat of Mail, Tinfish
Spencer Selby: Three poems, Jacket #28
Spencer Selby: Text From My Visual Book, Jacket #34
Spencer Selby: Visual Poems, Big Bridge

David UU

David UU: Poems from Chopped Liver

Proclamation without Pretension

Tristan Tzara: Proclamation without Pretension

Christian Hawkey (2)

Christian Hawkey: Poems, Caffeine Destiny

Del Ray Cross

Del Ray Cross: Three Poems, Eoagh #3
Del Ray Cross: From ANACHRONIZMS, Coconut
Del Ray Cross: Ice, Shampoo #29

WHY I AM NOT A PAINTER

Frank O'Hara: Why I am Not a Painter, nothing-new
From Frank O'Hara: Poet among Painters,
by Marjorie Perloff, Marjorie Perloff's homepage
Frank O'Hara: On Seeing Larry Rivers' "Washington
Crossing the Delaware" at the Museum of Modern Art
Frank O'Hara: What's With Modern Art? Jacket #6

Sparrow

Sparrow (Several Poems), LUNGFULL!

Brian Patten

Brian Patten: POEM OF THE MONTH, www.brianpatten.co.uk

The Cat in the Kitchen

Robert Bly: Online poems

Rod Mengham

Rod Mengham: The Snake on the Road by the Canning Bridge, BEPC
Rod Mengham: Prose Poem: Concession To Perpetuity No. 166, Jacket #12

Travis Jeppesen

Travis Jeppesen: Three Poems, 3:AM
Travis Jeppesen: Us Anyway, Shampoo #22

From Dante

Ron Padgett: From Dante, DC Poetry

John Tranter

John Tranter: Two Poems, New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre

Jyrki Kiiskinen

Jyrki Kiiskinen: Poems translated from Finnish

Rock, Paper Scissors

Daniela Olszewska: Rock, Paper Scissors, Shampoo #29
Daniela Olszewska: Three Poems, La Petite Zine

Mike Topp: Stuyvesant Bee, Vol. 1, Issue 68

Corporate Cities

Corporate Cities - Urban Gateways or Gated Communities against the City? The Case of Lippo, Jakarta,
by T. Hogan and C. Houston

Wild Form

Wild Form by Ron Silliman, EPC

Eileen Myles

Eileen Myles, Links to poems online
Alone in San Diego, Gritty New York poet Eileen Myles struggles with life and work in a shiny, happy city, by Emma Silvers

PEOPLE IN THE STREETS

People in The Streets: The Promise of Democracy in Everyday Public Space by Greg Smithsimon

The Civitas of Seeing

Bo Gronlund: The Civitas of Seeing and the urbanism of Richard Sennett

Dinner with my Mother

Hugo Williams: Dinner with my Mother, The Poetry Archive

Avoiding Those Who Deliver Letters

Avoiding Those Who Deliver Letters, Grzegorz Wróblewski: Our Flying Objects/These Extraordinary People, Review by Gilbert Wesley Purdy, Eclectica Jul/Aug 2008

Grzegorz Wróblewski: Mr. Robin Dies Of Pneumonia, Underground Voices

Hugo Claus

Hugo Claus (Belgium, 1929-2008), Poetry International
Author Claus dies by euthanasia, BBC News
Hugo Claus: At Home, Poetry Daily

Ron Silliman

Ron Silliman: Prose poem from YOU being a part of The Alphabet,
Jacket #6
Ron Silliman: Sentence That Each Time You Read It Changes,
Shampoo #19
Ron Silliman: Interview by Gary Sullivan
Ron Silliman: The Marginalization of Poetry by Bob Perelman,
Jacket #2
Ron Silliman: from Zyxt, Shampoo #24
A 1982 Interview with Ron Silliman
by Sinda Gregory & Larry McCaffery

LANGUAGE POETRY AND THE LYRIC SUBJECT

Language Poetry and the Lyric Subject: Ron Silliman's Albany, Susan Howe's Buffalo by Marjorie Perloff, Marjorie Perloff's homepage

Mark Yakich (2)

Mark Yakich: Working Girl, Shampoo #25
Mark Yakich: Funeral Direction, Blackbird Vol. 5 No. 2

Mike Topp: Stuyvesant Bee, Vol. 1, Issue 67

"Exit, pursued by a bear"

"Exit, pursued by a bear"

The Grand Miracle

Mary Karr, The Grand Miracle, Poetry Foundation, from "Viper Rum" (1998)

The Poems of Charles Reznikoff: 1918-1975

The Poems of Charles Reznikoff: 1918-1975
Brooklyn Boy Makes Good: Charles Reznikoff, the Poet of New York by Charles Bernstein, The Brooklyn Rail
Sturdy Verse by Joshua Clover, The New York Times

Figures in a Paddock

John Kinsella: Figures in a Paddock, John Kinsella's website
John Kinsella: And Everyone Gathered In Objection Yet Again, Jacket #6

Chasing Jack Micheline's Shadow

Chasing Jack Micheline's Shadow by Todd Moore, outlawpoetry.com

John Kinsella

Poetry and Commentary by John Kinsella, A Conversation with John Kinsella by Michael Bradshaw, The Richmond Review

i carry your heart...

e.e. cummings: i carry your heart with me(i carry it in, Poetry Foundation

L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E Magazine

L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E Magazine, (Ed.) Bruce Andrews and Charles Bernstein, Thirteen numbers and three supplements published between February 1978 and October 1981

A Retrospect

Ezra Pound, A Retrospect, Modern American Poetry

Entropy Made Visible

Robert Smithson: Entropy Made Visible (1973), Interview with Alison Sky, Site #4

The Sweetest Poison

The Sweetest Poison, or The Discovery of L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E Poetry on the Web, Neil M Hennessy

Annie Freud (2)

Annie Freud: Poems, Limelight #9

Marianne Boruch (2)

Marianne Boruch, The Body, Poetry (June 2006)
Marianne Boruch, Not Gracious But Hair The Wren, Quarterly West #64

Oh Rhetoric!

John Kinsella: nature morte: Oh Rhetoric! Lynx

IMAGISM

On Lowell, Pound, and Imagism, from Amy Lowell, Tendencies in Modern American Poetry (New York: Macmillan Company 1917)

Mike Topp: Stuyvesant Bee, Vol. 1, Issue 66

MNMLST POETRY

MNMLST POETRY: Unacclaimed but Flourishing by Bob Grumman, Light and Dust

Wonder Women

Mike Topp: Mother, 3:AM Magazine
Mike Topp: Wonder Women, Word Riot

Hugo Williams

Hugo Williams, Old Boy (From Collected Poems, Faber, 2002), the Poem

L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E

Textual Politics and the Language Poets (excerpts)
by George Hartley (1989), writing.upenn.edu (Univ. Pennsylvania)

J.H. Prynne (2)

J.H. Prynne: On the Matter of Thermal Packing, Lynx

A.D. Winans (2)

A.D. Winans

A BIT OF ZEN

monks in
meditation
have no need for
explanation

2 Short Poems

I stare into silence
Empty space has no vision
Restless ghosts
Eat my words

11

71 going on 72
A tiger escapes the zoo
One dead two maimed
The moon mocks my shadow
keeps gaining ground on me
like a child playing leap-frog
with an old man and his cane


Copyright by A.D. Winans

Charles Potts

Charles Potts: Poems, Thunder Sandwich #25
Charles Potts: 6 Poems, Thunder Sandwich #16
Charles Potts: The (K) Celtic Triad, ars poetica
Charles Potts: Consumer Imperialism, The Blacklisted Journalist

Jack Spicer

Jack Spicer: Second letter to Federico Garcia Lorca, EPC
Jack Spicer: Three Marxist Essays, EPC
Jack Spicer: Six poems for Poetry Chicago, EPC
A Spicer Chronology, Jacket #7

Briony Bax

Briony Bax: Waiting for Leo, Ambit 164/2001
Briony Bax: Nell Hits Los Angeles, Ambit 164/2001

A.D. Winans

A.D. Winans

WINTER POEM

Chill of winter in the air
Misty fog giving way
To a light rain
Cars spewing deadly exhaust fumes
Windshield wipers flapping like the
Wings of birds in migration
Stone faces hidden behind steering wheels
Give no quarter yield only to the
Red traffic stoplights
Pedestrians looking like mannequins
Turn into penguins scurrying
Across the street
On their way to work
Boarding the morning bus
Pressed together like preserved butterflies
Between the pages of an old
And frayed book


THE PERFECT COUPLE

He was a pica
She was elite
He was after
A home run
She liked to stop
At third base
He liked lobster
She liked cracked crab
He played doubles
She played singles
He took showers
She took baths
He ate Chinese
She ate Italian
He saw sex as dessert
She saw it as an appetizer


TENDERLOIN CAFETERIA POEM

I have sat one too many evenings
watching old men and women
eat their last meal
one eye on the desert the
other on the obituary


A.D. Winans' poetry, prose, essays and book reviews have appeared internationally in numerous literary magazines and anthologies, including Poetry Now, Tule Review, City Lights Journal, Poetry Australia, The New York Quarterly, and The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry. His poetry has been translated into nine languages. In 2004 a song poem of his was performed at Tully Hall, New York City. In 2006 he was awarded a PEN Josephine Miles award for literary excellence. In 2007 Presa Press published a book of his selected poems The Other Side Of Broadway: Selected Poems 1965-2005.

© Copyright A.D. Winans

Mike Topp: Stuyvesant Bee, Vol. 1, Issue 65

d.a. levy

The d.a. levy Collection, Cleveland State University Library

Mike Topp: Stuyvesant Bee, Vol. 1, Issue 64

Keith Haring

Keith Haring, An Intimate Conversation (by David Sheff), Rolling Stone 1989

What a Wonderful Feeling

Grzegorz Wroblewski, What a Wonderful Feeling, Magma #34

Rich in Vitamin C

J.H. Prynne, Rich in Vitamin C - with a commentary by John Kinsella, Jacket #6

The last vampire

John Stammers: The last vampire, Magma #12

Greeting the Light

An Interview with James Turrell by Richard Whittaker, conversations.org

Pascale Petit

Pascale Petit, The Wounded Deer, reviewer: Patricia Prime, New Hope International Review
Pascale Petit, Poems, Free Verse
Pascale Petit, New Poems, www.pascalepetit.co.uk

Spiral Jetty

Kenneth Baker on Robert Smithson's 'Spiral Jetty', Tate online

Ron Padgett

Ron Padgett, Medical Crush, Shampoo #24
Ron Padgett, Bird Songs - Three Poems, Jacket #3
Ron Padgett, Nine Poems, Jacket #27

On the street of dripping branches

Annie Freud, On the street of dripping branches, Magma #31

Homo Perfectus Immaculately Conceives Himself

Mary Karr, Homo Perfectus Immaculately Conceives Himself, Paris Review
Mary Karr, Descending Theology: The Resurrection, Poetry Daily

Graphology

John Kinsella: Four Poems, Jacket #35

To Reap the Field

Tomaz Salamun: To Reap the Field, Translated from the Slovenian by Brian Henry, Boston Review, January/February 2008

John Stammers

John Stammers: Poems from Stolen Love Bahaviour (Picador, 2005)

Grzegorz Wróblewski

Grzegorz Wróblewski, Two Poems, Jacket #34
Grzegorz Wróblewski, Ten Poems translated by Adam Zdrodowski, Exquisite Corpse
Grzegorz Wróblewski, Eclectica Spotlight Author, Eclectica Oct/Nov 2007
Grzegorz Wróblewski, Our Flying Objects - selected poems, Review by Tom Jenks, Parameter Magazine
Grzegorz Wróblewski, These Extraordinary People, erbacce-press

My Life At The Very Top

Ann Beattie, My Life At The Very Top, Mississippi Review

...in English exile

Ivan Blatny: the strange story of a Czech poet in English exile, by Martin Tharp, Rachel Mikos, David Vaugham, Radio Prague

Marianne Boruch

Marianne Boruch, Birdsong, face it, some male machine, Poetry Foundation
Marianne Boruch, O Gods of Smallest Clarity, The American Poetry Review
Marianne Boruch, St. Francis in Winter, Verse Daily

Stranded in Sub-Atomica

Tim Turnbull, Stranded in Sub-Atomica, Magma #31
Tim Turnbull, Poems, Tim Turnbull site
Tim Turnbull, Four Poems, Barcelona Review #11

Dan Dactyl and the Mad Jungle Doctor

John Tranter: Cartoons, John Tranter site

Matvei Yankelevich

Matvei Yankelevich, 3 Poems, Shampoo #10
Matvei Yankelevich, Poems, 3:AM
Matvei Yankelevich, Poems, Turntable & Blue Light

Mike Topp (2)

Stuyvesant Bee, Volume 1, Issue 63, April 2008, by Mike Topp, Exquisite Corpse

Claire of the Night

Two Poems by Crisanta Pantoja, Word Riot

o sweet

e.e. cummings, o sweet, EServer Poetry

Rhythms II

Charles Reznikoff, Poems from Rhythms II (1919), EPC

Sparrow

"We live in country with maybe the most delicious looking flag of any nation" - an interview with Sparrow by Thomas Devaney, Rain Taxi, online, Spring 2006

An Interview with Jacqueline Saphra

An Interview with Jacqueline Saphra by Dzifa Benson, Metaroar

A Tribute To Jack Micheline

A Tribute To Beat Poet Jack Micheline, Jack Micheline - poems, Lucid Moon
A.D. Winans Remembers Jack Micheline, Empty Mirror Books
Jack Micheline:
Poet on the streets, Poems for the children
Either Poetry or a Machine Gun: An Interview with Jack Micheline by Eddie Woods, Exquisite Corpse #11

On Borrowed Time

Urban decline moves to the suburbs, Michael Gecan, Boston Review

Mark Yakich

An Interview with Mark Yakich by Deidre Wengen, phillyBurbs.com
Mark Yakich, New Love Poem, Jacket #31
Mark Yakich, Reluctant Prophet, The Cortland Review #25
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Pretzels Come To America, markyakich.com
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Capital Punishment Poem #66, markyakich.com

Underground Voices (Poetry)

Kanishka Gupta, Predetermined Death, Underground Voices
Robert Plath, One for Li Po, Feeling Lucky, Underground Voices

Hitsville U.K.

The Clash, lyrics

The Unbearables (History)

Unbearables From A to Z, history-pdf

Christian Hawkey

Christian Hawkey: Four Poems, Kulture Vulture
Citizen Of by Christian Hawkey, reviewed by Samuel Amadon, Rain Taxi, online edition, Fall 2007
Christian Hawkey: Slow Waltz Trough Inflatable Landscape, poets.org

Ben Barton

Ben Barton, drop, anchor, erbacce-press

Famine, Poetry by Ellen Elder, DMQ Review

Dan Flavin

The Day the Lights Went On, Dan Flavin's 1964 breakout show, in meticulous reproduction, by Jerry Saltz, New York Magazine

X.J. Kennedy

Three by X.J. Kennedy, www.ralphmag.org
A More Bizarre Proteus, In a Prominent Bar in Secaucus, 1961-2007 by X.J. Kennedy, Reviewed by Catherine Tufariello, Contemporary Poetry Review

Papusza

Growing a New Skin: The Life and Poetry of Papusza, by Gigi Thibodeau

Futuristic Hipsters

Mike Golden: High Flying, Space Traveling Futuristic Hipsters, Ducts.org

The Unbearables

Mike Golden: The Unbearables Get Real! Thin Ice Press

Jennifer Finstrom

Jennifer Finstrom, Harlow's Wooden Man, Eclectica, April/May 2008

Jacqueline Saphra

Let me count the ways... Poetry couples talk to Jacqueline Saphra about life, love and literature, Magma #40

Joy Division

Warsaw

Mike Topp

Mike Topp, 3 Poems, Shampoo #23
Mike Topp, Poems & Short Stories, Big Bridge #2
About Happy Ending: Selected Writing by Mike Topp
Some Things for Today, Five pieces by Mike Topp, 3:AM Magazine
Mike Topp, CLASS OF '76, EPC
Mike Topp, THIS MIND IS BUDDHA, EPC
Mike Topp, JUST GO FUCK YOURSELF, EPC
Mike Topp, 2 Poems, Shampoo #21

Hydroglyphics by Phaedra Greenwood, River Walk Journal, Vol. 4, issue 5

The New York Sun, The Stern German by Adam Kirsch: "The recent past always presents itself as if destroyed by catastrophes," Adorno wrote in "Minima Moralia..."

Tomaz Salamun, We Lived in a Hug, Shivering with Cold, The Paris Review

Hu Ying, Footnotes Like Skyscrapers, Words Without Borders

John Kinsella, Selected Poems, Turnrow:
http://turnrow.ulm.edu/view.php?i=9&setcat=poetry

Ellen Elder

Three Poems by Ellen Elder, Exquisite Corpse:

Tom Clark

Tom Clark: Seven Poems, Jacket #35