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Tag: Poetry

Three Collaborative Poems by Lauren Hilger & Dionissios Kollias for Flavor Town USA

Party Favors I pretend it’s the fast and vicious future with a slow sax and 1991 looming overblack sheer tights, … More

collaborative, Dionissios Kollias, Flavor Town USA, Lauren Hilger, Poetry

Poetry for Side A: “Dear Cut-Glass” by William Erickson

Dear Cut-Glass, It’s been longerthan I thoughtthis trail of bloodwould go, butthe mountain isso much smallerat its peak thanwhen we … More

Poetry, Side A, William Erickson

John-Michael Bloomquist: Three Father Nescio Poems from The Future

Father Nescio and the Ark of the Future The lift was a mile-long throat up  to the scorched surface of … More

Father Nescio, John-Michael Bloomquist, Poetry, The Future

“The Land of All Time”: William Lessard Interviews Clark Coolidge + Six Exclusive Poems

For six decades, Clark Coolidge has been presenting language awash in information, with jarring and frequently hilarious syntax. Although frequently … More

Clark Coolidge, interview, Poetry, The Land of All Time, William Lessard

#NoMorePresidents: “girls against god,” an ekphrastic poem by sterling-elizabeth arcadia

girls against godafter annihilation (2018) remember how you cheated on heavenstared that alligator-angel in its eye & shot it dead? … More

#NoMorePresidents, Annihilation, Poetry, sterling-elizabeth arcadia

“Netflix Closed Captioning,” a poem for Bad Survivalist by Jeffrey Hecker

Netflix Closed Captioning [Rapid downbeat funky relaxed happy soulful witchy jazz music starts playing] [Wurlitzer muffles sobs] [Cadavers gurgle blow … More

Bad Survivalist, Jeffrey Hecker, Poetry

#NoMorePresidents: “the silence feat. uranus, neptune,” a poem by Michael Russell

the silence feat. uranus, neptune in the new dubfor season 3 of sailor moon, the outer guardiansuranus & neptune are … More

#NoMorePresidents, Michael Russell, Poetry

Haunted Passages: Three Poems from MINERAL PLANET by James Pate

[In the garden of gray latex foliage] In the garden of gray latex foliage / mouths eating out and eating … More

Haunted Passages, James Pate, Poetry

Flavor Town USA Poetry: “Beer Can Chicken Primer: Revised” by Avery Gregurich

Beer Can Chicken Primer: Revised never ask the scout leader about the troop’s beer can chicken recipe because you are … More

Avery Gregurich, Flavor Town USA, Poetry

Side A: “the cinder path,” a poem by Zach Savich

the cinder path harder to writemyself a noteon the back of the eulogythan the eulogyit takes a long timeto tune … More

Poetry, Side A, Zach Savich

“Black. Star. Pieces.”: Side A Poetry by Matthew Cooperman

Black. Star. Pieces. —for Rosmarie Waldrop   1 The gathering of parts to their parts, will there be gathering of … More

Matthew Cooperman, Poetry, Side A

The Future: “In Another Lifetime,” from a crown of sonnets by Tomas Nieto

In Another Lifetime In a basement in what was known as Seattle, a watchmakersolders a metal wing onto a robot … More

Poetry, The Future, Tomas Nieto

#NoMorePresidents: Four Poems by Joel Anthony Harris

Prince Varmint Stops a Viking Siege I’ll never forget the Bastille Day, how it stormed the countrytown      like a kettle … More

#NoMorePresidents, Joel Anthony Harris, Poetry

From “devours itself”: a mixed media collaboration for The Future by Alexandra Mattraw & Adam Thorman

The Image Devours Itself 1 Adam Thorman If only my mouth it is that I will turn, seaward. Glow the … More

Adam Thorman, Alexandra Mattraw, photography, Poetry, The Future

Haunted Passages: Two Poems by Romana Iorga

Fairy Tale After James Schuyler I heard a rooster crow three times this morning.What does it mean, whom have I … More

Haunted Passages, Poetry, Romana Iorga

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