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November | 2013 | Incredible Sestinas

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Home of The Incredible Sestina Anthology. Monthly Archives: November 2013. Behind the Sestina: Shane Allison on “Mother Worries”. November 25, 2013. 8216;s editing career began with the best-selling gay erotic anthology. Hot Cops: Gay Erotic Stories. Cleis Press), which was one of his proudest moments. Since the birth of his first anthology, he has gone on to publish over a dozen gay erotica anthologies such as. Straight Guys: Gay Erotic Fantasies. Cruising: Gay Erotic Stories. Brief Encounters: 69 Hot.

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Revs and Blurbs – The Art of Compost

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The Art of Compost. Follow blog by e-mail. Join 694 other followers. Some mashups of words on my work. Oxen those deep-thinking brothers and sisters of cattle keep their faces close to the ground most of the time. So does Christopher Patton. It’s an excellent posture for munching the grass and an excellent posture for poetry. Here’s a voice that is eyeball-to-eyeball with all that we stand on. Is a first-rate first book from a steady-voiced, capable new poet. Read the whole review. Read the whole review.

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Joseph Kurber: Drink Meeting at the Grand Hyatt Sun Garden

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Thursday, January 10, 2013. Drink Meeting at the Grand Hyatt Sun Garden. I was perusing the blogosphere and came across this cool poem called Drink Meeting at the Grand Hyatt Sun Garden. It's about a poet who, like all poets who want to eat, is living a double life as a businessman. Scott Edward Anderson reminds me a little bit of how I feel sometimes:. This is not my world:. A foreign post for a poet. I suspect they’d throw me out. If not for my Brooks Brothers suit. And American Express card, not mine.

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National Poetry Month 2015, Week Five: Sheree Mack’s “Called Witness” | Scott Edward Anderson's Poetry Blog

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Scott Edward Anderson's Poetry Blog. One reader is a miracle; two, a mass movement. – Walter Lowenfels. National Poetry Month 2015, Week Five: Sheree Mack’s “Called Witness”. April 30, 2015. Sheree Mack c) 2012 Alastair Cook. Every month it seems there is another flashpoint of tensions between police and black communities in cities around the United States. It is impossible to ignore this critical issue of our day we ignore it at our peril even in a forum such as this. Which I’ve just started reading.

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Vispo Portfolio – The Art of Compost

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The Art of Compost. Follow blog by e-mail. Join 694 other followers. A few years ago, I got curious as a poet about forms in space, and space in forms, and how pictorial meaning can work at a slant to the sorts of meaning words make. In other words I started doing vispo. Here’s a portfolio with some of my explorations, roughly chronological. The adventure started as I worked on my second book of poetry,. Some looked like this:. A path down it. Low beautiful cry ways. Land to a point. Branches. S the stor...

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Richard Fenwick | Richard Fenwick

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Send in the Nouns. Unusual Sorrows, as Told by the Author. Posted by Richard Fenwick. Perhaps the truth depends on a walk around the lake. 8212; Wallace Stevens. What do I do? That’s not a metaphysical question, although I do require that debate from time to time. In this case, I’m wondering about the ongoing dilemma I’m having with regard to my next poetry collection, currently titled. Maybe the title is what makes the collection feel lopsided. I call it. In the summer of 2013. I like this poem, and...

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A Short Walk on the Shimokita Peninsula | Richard Fenwick

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Send in the Nouns. A Short Walk on the Shimokita Peninsula. If you’re reading this,. Please note I’ve added a sunset filled. With pink and orange popcorn clouds. In a swimming pool sky, stringy. Contrails of passing planes, a breeze. To whisper in your ears. Let me throw in a willow tree. As it tastes the water of a small trout brook,. The steady patter making you weary. Too early in the day. And since we’ve come this far,. Why don’t we add a sonnet by Shakespeare,. One he’s asked us to revise for him.

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Geography | Richard Fenwick

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Send in the Nouns. In anticipation of my birthday,. I’ve decided not to scratch my head. Searching for perfect nouns, verbs. To fill an empty space on a page. I won’t worry about modifiers. Or similes that refuse to settle in,. Or the scolded child of passive voice. No, today I will sit to admire. The prints on this wall, the map. Posted over my cluttered desk. With its question mark of Africa,. Its blue seahorse of Japan,. The stingray and its tail made. From the Aleutians and Alaska. The Passage of Time.

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Today’s Poem | bookgaga

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Modest book reviews and literary commentary. Category Archives: Today’s Poem. 700 poets … and me. A little postscript …. A little over a year ago, my lively poetry-inspired virtual table welcomed 500 poets and translators. As I’ve mentioned before, I’ve been tweeting a #todayspoem. Tweet every day since December 26, 2011, inspired by this. Matthew D. Berninger (The National). English versions by Jan Zwicky). Stompin’ Tom Connors. Aaron Brooking Dessner (The National). Pier Giorgio Di Cicco. Otis Redding ...