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Raymond FarrNot Bosch Just SnoopyWe are the songYou think isPrecious & CloyingScreeching boiling kettleOf hot water flyingA wet nuzzle of whiteHurtling thru hardWinter air& freezing thereWe...
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Keith Walker & John XeroKeith Walker writes:"Attended Leeds College of Art and the Royal College of Art in the 60's."Personal assistant to Sir Eduardo Paolozzi in the late 60's early 70's producing...
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Jim LeftwichGive Him A Shoe: Traction Dissolves in a Visual Poem by Texas FontanellaTexas Fontanella: untitledTorn scraps of paper from several sources. One a faded turquoise schizogenesis leotard,...
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Jim LeftwichA Parallel Poem: (to) Erica Baum's The PointErica Baum: The PointClark Coolidge, from Arrangement (1977): "To explicate a poem seems to me to be nearly impossible, but I've seen in done...
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Jim LeftwichFloats . . . also: plate #1 from Cecelia Chapman's Floats No. 1plate #1 from Cecelia Chapman's Floats No. 1Floats number one also floats no one. We could call the airplane asemic if it...
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John Amenfrom My Gallery Days1for LouisaA purple hearse idled beside a green ladder: Bill Casaman’s Tompkins Pk funeral.He nailed his brain on webcam, lo-fi suicide.We recall his Gotham lectures while...
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Lucianna Chixaro Ramos Life-Cycle (XX)pocket-sizeapostasyironbodyripeXX masterfragmentnextleaflets increasing in size by stigmatic union, cavities with or without wings thirteen aromatic with watery...
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David Dickbusing to mirage605 north somewhere called CA:deserts, from here to the 9s,scrawling dehydrated daydreamed Vegashedonists still coming all overdefiant Jack, about to leap from his box.Yet,...
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Keith WalkerStrange SkiesDestinyWhite MountainCrashOn The StairsAre The Stars Out Tonight?The Theatre of WarCatering CorpsCovert OperationMeasured ResponseMisinformationStrategic Defence previous...
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Olivier SchopferThe HarborOlivier Schopfer lives in Geneva, Switzerland. He likes to capture the moment in haiku and photography. His work has appeared in The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language...
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osvaldo cibils & John M. Bennettosvaldo cibils was born in 1961 in Montevideo, Uruguay. He now lives in Trento, Italia. His artworks are oriented to drawing, sound art, video art and the...
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Joel ChaceCertain Men (11/9/2016)1.He stares out a wine-bottle window. During the interview,he blurted right out that he impersonates priests. After the silence,he shrugged, so the very next question...
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Carol Stetsersutra 1sutra 2sutra 3sutra 4Carol Stetser has been making visual poetry for 30 years. Her vispo is published in C'est mon Dada, "This is Visual Poetry", and in the anthologies Writing to...
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Volodymyr Bilykfrom SquashesVolodymyr Bilyk is a writer, translator from Ukraine. His works include: visual poems in the series This is Visual Poetry (2013), CIMESA (2013), Casio's Pay-Off Peyote...
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Diana MagallónAtropa belladonnaAtropos has the threads of lifeDiana Magallón is a Mexican visual artist and graduated carpenter. She is the author of Fábulas Furtivas and Fábulas Furtivas II. previous...
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Les WicksJust Another ManMy sown grass is wilting before eyes.The window is blamelessany gasp is a guilty pleaI deserve every punishmentthat scowling sun may deliver.Several women I’ve loved are on the...
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Laurent Grison & Yvon GuillouAbyssiniaLaurent Grison is a French poet, essayist and Art historian.http://www.printempsdespoetes.com/index.php?url=poetheque/poetes_fiche.php&cle=927Yvon Guillou...
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Lana BellaDEAR SUKI: NUMBER SIXTY-SIXDear Suki: Rue Crémieux, 48’,inclination captured fragmentsof you in motion, like epithetson heels. I pressed steel pointsof flesh to your pale parasol tip,eyes...
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