glass poem, snow
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-- Peter Ciccariello
http://invisiblenotes.blogspot.com/
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-- Peter Ciccariello
http://invisiblenotes.blogspot.com/
below is the announcement for my book Days Poem. some of it appeared on
this list, years ago.
MERITAGE PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT
A Two-Volume Poetry Collection by Allen Bramhall:
DAYS POEM, Vol. I
494 pages
ISBN: 978-0-9709-1798-0
Price: $28.00
DAYS POEM, Vol. II
441 pages
ISBN: 978-0-9709-1799-7
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My father dad died
like that making
no news no
news being possible
just something
in the light
over the snow
pieced together
as a dull
ripple of winter
ending
a formidable
process and
child break
into nervous
distortions
same as when mother
and same as when time
firms up or
encloses
a simple rhyth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a poem. is not. the. door light. a. period. rouses.
ozone lariats of static seed,
sentence stains of shrank simulation,
fronds of ponds' chomp trope
frothy peeing sputters
moon glen of snow inch death
(strings scanned lurking)
underwear
a poem. is not. the. door light. a. period. rouses.
ozone lariats of static seed,
sentence stains of shrank simulation,
fronds of ponds' chomp trope
frothy peeing sputters
moon glen of snow inch death
(strings scanned lurking)
underwear pipe blossom teetering,
lu
("wala" was the spelling of voilà one of my colleagues used in documentation --
I only realized what it meant after the below was written)
wala ? it should be loading
wala ? the house is on fire 50 miles away
wala ? prairie testicles and an FM radio
wait and la and la and la la la la
pompous an
http://ana-uploads.blogspot.com/2007/02/dolphins-dream-dust.html
On 9-Feb-07, at 4:16 PM, phanero wrote:
at play in the waves the
mermaids cluster rock as
storm approach
listening shell
dreaming sky
thrashing tail
dolphins circle
racing
jumping
hunting
further out a trireme rows
straining
at play in the waves the
mermaids cluster rock as
storm approach
listening shell
dreaming sky
thrashing tail
dolphins circle
racing
jumping
hunting
further out a trireme rows
straining
groaning
listening
stormbirds circle broadly
dip
dive
plummet
were that each scale
were a game
a pawning o
on a day in 1909, or some such, Ezra Pound writes to Wyndham Lewis, and
the course of literature as we know it changed, roughly beginning at
Point K or M and traveling a fine curlicue before coming to a Point not
yet named. the two great writers divested their impediments for minutes
on end, ci
http://www.nicholasandalexandra.com/images/piano.jpg
vers la flamme
the pilot's dilemma
dragging a lone labyrinthine
finger print
down an endless grey wall
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*On October 15, 1938, Joseph Goebbels attempted suicide. Shortly afterwards Lida Baarova received a call from the
German police that she was a persona non grata and was given consilium abeundi, i.e., she was ordered to leave Germany
or else. Lida went to Prague and, in 1941, to Italy, where she s
Poem
Unshrunken sprinkling raving,
plucking the eluded spittle --
withered writhing sprang up
in the clutches of the lame;
the thrashed gash disembarked,
dumbfounded -- insipid rabble
on the fringe of daybreak.
Scuttle the lattice of tresses in the sachet --
libellers beguiled, innate
Tony Lopez poem at:
http://www.argotistonline.co.uk/Lopez%20poem.htm
http://anaugury.blogspot.com/2007/01/i-bones-about-it.html
WE ARE THE FUCKING ORACLE BONES]
'Inside Dolphin Skull' -- essay on Michael McClure's poem by
Paul E. Nelson:
http://www.argotistonline.co.uk/Nelson%20essay.htm
a squashed sine wave. f4
segment/particel
dig the metanoia of it all//
burroughs dug it//
"marks" that's all they are kid.. marks//
hmm, the emblemata or the folks that believe them?
they are one and the same..
Dig it..
Burroughs is Jesus is Jazzeus is Buddha is Poem of the Sail-Cl
Yes.
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From: Peter Ciccariello
To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2006 9:59 PM
Subject: Emerson Poem
Emerson Poem
-- Peter Ciccariello
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Emerson
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-- Peter Ciccariello
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. the poem was there all along. then I took a point of time, in
which my father. then it wasn't him. then I said I would try. then I
forgot the work. then I looked back. then I was writing that I hadn't
done. but I had. have you cared that way? simple questions crowd us. I
specialize.
popped art poem
pop (t)art
thing. something like Pop Tarts as bridge to a
new word without prior meaning. we can have a poetry today, life still.
another day, another blue or grey imitates sky. then when I say these
structures abide, then I let a moon beam fill a poem. no, no poem lives
like that, I just let myself think.
Yes, this one sings Allen.
Ana green
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On 9-Nov-06, at 6:20 PM, Allen Bramhall wrote:
save colour with a quiet legion. chair asks a question. formidable ass
applies its theory. someone sits there. colour could include even the
wa
there are some amazing asspects to this!
i love the tautological elements. i would love to print
this on a 5x7 notecard and leave it over and over
on some desk in the public library, or maybe at psu.
(my ass is in a chair, and i am wearing a green shirt)
cool one allen.
> save colour with a quiet
save colour with a quiet legion. chair asks a question. formidable ass
applies its theory. someone sits there. colour could include even the
way to feel light. well, chair asks more. formidable ass weighs price of
being there, secure. colour imagines a downright world. ass in chair
firmly asser
Thanks Peter, a credible report!
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From:
Peter
Ciccariello
To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU
Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 12:50
PM
Subject: An Image Poem - Credible
Report
Credible Report-- Peter Ciccariellohttp
Credible Report
-- Peter Ciccariello
http://invisiblenotes.blogspot.com/
'i wanted to run with things'
i wanted to run with things and thought i'd lose myself
in the grinding of bones dust
ran away from me caves for what, what refuge?
does night darken or is absence light product same
if had a secret could tell it here, no one read
example perhaps am wearing clothing
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say that the word full was appropriateness.
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Jessica Simpson informativeness. Simpson
on that was Jessica Simpson label.
When Jessica Simpson was Jessica Simpson
Jessica
it was that silvery streak at first. familiar to the earthly gods as
exhaust from a jet engine. that's the dynamo that obtains force by means
of exaggerated words, and with this force shrinks earth to habitable
size. it's a wonder and great. that streak, then, vested with the light
from the dir
wow. such as this and phanero's occasional are why this little old man
hangs around here although 90 per cent of the time he has no idea what you folks
are talking about. love, r
Wow Sheila,
1. I am your adjoining consecration
2. the impropriety of heaped affection3. let's schedule a friendship
and now "kissing your poem"
What exquisite
abundance!
"but you know, it
only multiplies.that's why I enrolled
in math
George, your response is glorious to the nth power power power. Thank you, Sheila Egeorge spencer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: this is wonderfull; i love benadette mayer and now youtooand don't know where to start crying & kissing yourpoem.and allan's question:what is it that they carry, that speaks
this is wonderfull; i love benadette mayer and now you
too
and don't know where to start crying & kissing your
poem.
and allan's question:
what is it that they carry, that speaks
be nice to know the answer, or at least where to look.
george spencer
--- Sheila Murphy <[EMAIL
ot;Your emotions make you a monster." is the chorus to a Dead Kennedys song. One of my favorite books must always be _Dangerous Women_
by Victoria Cass. There is a good chapter on ancient Chinese Hermit Lady poets called Recluses and Malcontents. Here is a poem by the famous femal
_Dangerous Women_ by Victoria Cass.
There is a good chapter on ancient Chinese Hermit Lady
poets called
Recluses and Malcontents.
Here is a poem by the famous female recluse of the Ming
Dynasty Lu Qingzi:
On Dwelling In Idleness
I close my gate. I rely on suiting myself.
In the little alle
If you could know how welcome your feedback is, Alan . . . well, I guess you do! Thank you very much. Bless you, SheilaAlan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: This is absolutely brilliant; I have no idea of the circumstances it was written within/under, but pain often brings the strongest work (I
This is absolutely brilliant; I have no idea of the circumstances it was
written within/under, but pain often brings the strongest work (I've felt
that for example re: Bernadette Mayer and for that matter Paul Chamberland
- if you remember him at all - for a long time). Anti-colonialist, anti-
Big full-of-the-love heart b(ull)rushes up against the bully heart and then what? Coaches on the side past, present and to come exclaim beatitudes on steroids, trying to get a rise, it's called, out of the hurt heart. "Tell her to _ (let's call it "collapse") herself." "Tell her to off herse
gotcha
Ah! I love that lake flop meat -
john
At 09:59 AM 9/8/2006, you wrote:
Poem
Bungee baste me stammering,
spit snores doddering, my
shanty turd hustle, my O clock
pencil heap, armpit
hacked, snot spits, sandbox
spork, spore humped, leg
muddied, faucet ass hamper,
turd cube tomb
lip, sock, fork
Poem
Bungee baste me stammering,
spit snores doddering, my
shanty turd hustle, my O clock
pencil heap, armpit
hacked, snot spits, sandbox
spork, spore humped, leg
muddied, faucet ass hamper,
turd cube tomb
lip, sock, fork,
ladled tampon,
corpse ladder
leaky pig,
moony
scribble
slop,
lake
dear sheila, u like the meingness poem cuz u know that its pred e cessoror ¿pre-daaa-tor?
is the poem of lifedavid
I met the poem of life…
This night, quite quietly alone,
When I left aside the guilds of strife.
I met the poem of life…
Every menace does require some penance
Comments about this poem...
please read aloud at a quick pace.
Imagine you are on a small stage.
It is a working man's bar.
In Deptford - London.
begin;-@
Tissue Transaction.
walls hold text and images
exuding what one can be
it surrounds my
thlink.net/~halvardhttp://entropyandme.blogspot.com http://imageswithoutwords.blogspot.comhttp://www.hamiltonstone.org On Sep 7, 2006, at 4:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:O, a poem without words..o by david inkey, the UN poet.
O, a poem without words..
o
by david inkey, the UN poet.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
why do you call this open field you mean ala olsen or the spacings?
Olson used the term, but you can see the page as a field. Bob often
writes in dense blocks so this is a different use of the white space.
why do you call this open field you mean ala olsen or the spacings?
I agree, and there's a real smoothness in this one, a slower
flow -
john
At 09:53 AM 9/7/2006, you wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
the open field works really well here. the airiness belies the density.
seems like you've made some great breakthrus lately.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the open field works really well here. the airiness belies the density.
seems like you've made some great breakthrus lately.
Poem
A dollop of slobber
spiffy britches
wobbling
wrenching whorl
(crazy bone)
slang for
Beauty comes in pairs!
John
At 03:52 PM 9/6/2006, you wrote:
Poem (Prickly clouded
floppy lice)
Prickly clouded floppy lice
glue mute meat to the oinking cock
sock-humping the chopped mud
and the flat gnats in the dim wad
dripping dips of itchy lung rump
into the ass lens of the glass
Poem (Prickly clouded floppy lice)
Prickly clouded floppy lice
glue mute meat to the oinking cock
sock-humping the chopped mud
and the flat gnats in the dim wad
dripping dips of itchy lung rump
into the ass lens of the glass-lipped armpit
all misty plaid and sappy.
--Bob BrueckL
Poem (Prickly gleam cowered gushing)
Prickly gleam cowered gushing
was -- aw boot-pocked head, (pea ache),
gash-grimed rapture rising -- gashed grime-waddled ass,
ass all limply -- "grease turds" -- ink sore blink beet scum,
inks sore nips vas snores peeling, peeling
rust rust
There are extracts from a long poem I've written at Jake Berry's
site:
http://9thstlab.blogspot.com/
society's eyes
in almost tandem
in almost opposition
in state of come-union
in stae of endearment
in a body marked fragile
&
fragile body
what of life remains
when even one has god in his pocket
there is no jericho
twin jerichos
1000's of jerichos
clear water
murky water
water within
Route 6A Poem
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-- Peter Ciccariellohttp://invisiblenotes.blogspot.com/
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