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Jordan StemplemanCATCHING FRASES from OCEAN PACIFIC Jordan Stempleman previous page     contents     next page
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Keith PoletteInvitation Only Its head naked as a comma, the vulture rides the air in circles, slow as the sweep of a broom in an old man’s hands. Ringed in red, its eyes are the color of onions, pocked...
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corinne delmonicotwelve feet tallit was a nice day. cassie and candy met for lunch at mcdonald’s, as they did every wednesday. “look at this.” cassie handed her phone to candy. there was a news story...
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Stu Hattonstakesa dented sun rises late,knits a dim music,knocks off& you are slipping,the over-fed letterbox attestswhile in your punctured armturns some other cosmos,conflict-averse … ‘a dead...
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Thomas OsatchoffWWPThe eye of history dismembers               thought thinking itself...
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Charles Wilkinsonlentement step by step stay the shadow true, a shortened stride pays out time, seconds swell within a minute, clouds crawl on a bend of blue, days prolong the rule of light, a wide...
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Bob LuckyPhilosophyIf ignorance were bliss, surelymore people than me would beecstatic. Instead, I’m surroundedby mopers and moaners whokeep raining on my paradeand pissing in the flower bedsof other...
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Nicholas Alexander HayesBad HorseZamyatin sitson my chest,flicking his Hegelacross my lips.Bare heels press into my solar plexusas organellesstretch, flatten, flowover, through, withstruggling limbs...
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Isabel Gómez de Diego Isabel Gómez de Diego, b. 1991, is a Spanish photographer, poet, and painter. previous page     contents     next...
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Jeff Hansenthe headless treemanthe headless treemanfoot soles rooted intoa hilltop pumps bloodup between his shoulderswhere his head would beand it courses downthe furrows of the barkto the now red...
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Charles BorkhuisOBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER            THAN THEY APPEAR 1the limits talk backlike bricks in a...
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Michelle Moloney KingMichelle Moloney King {she/her} is an experimental poet, visual poet, editor of Beir Bua Journal and Press and a primary school teacher. A mother and living with her family in Co....
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Jeff HarrisonActaeon, the leavesActaeon, the leaves of the trees are hounds, and the trees are hounds. If you make it to nightfall, the hart becomes a hound. And tomorrow? Is there no end to Actaeon?...
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bart plantengaWhat I Learned About My Neighbor On East 13th Street, NYC [from Beer Mystic*, the novel, not included in the new book LIST FULL**]1. He was an orphan, a member of “Our Gang,” having...
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Dominique HamonFOR FUJIKO-SANMid-spring. ‘live at least—a festival a dancein the night a Golden bird which sails in mystic isles.Chula my crush, chula my love. Genji married his daughter Murasaki.He...
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C. Mehrl Bennett & John M. Bennett C. Mehrl Bennett is an artist and lives in Columbus OH with poet spouse, John M. Bennett, whom she met via the mail art network. Her multi-media includes assembly...
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Mindaugas Žuromskas & John M. Bennett A mail art page for Mindaugas Žuromskas can be found here. previous page     contents     next...
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John M. Bennett & Robert Jones Robert Jones is pseudonym, wherefore his thereabouts are unknown. previous page     contents     next...
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John M. Bennett John M. Bennett: Text Poems previous page     contents     next page
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John M. Bennettwhat not saidwipe off whapped wind whackedtoday & day's thin foam whereeyes the door once were uh deepscreen walks down street walksround street a sheet where airis cost's time...
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