THE COUNTDOWN Episode 20 Featuring ARLENE ANG
Link over to <http://www.miporadio.net/BOB_MARCACCI/>, choose the show you want by clicking on the headphones icon in the menu, and just listen. It's that easy! THE COUNTDOWN Episode 20 highlights the poetry of Arlene Ang, and also stars these poets and bloggers: Ann Bogle, Rachel Dacus, Crag Hill, Christine Klocek-Lim, Rick Mullin, Shelia E. Murphy, Maurice Oliver, Pearl Pirie, William Rike & Jordan Stempleman. Always looking for a good blog to slog through. Comments and conversay appreciated, front or backchannel. Thanks for tuning in to MiPoRadio where poetry tunes in, and special thanks to all the fine poets who recorded work for this one! -- Bob Marcacci <http://marcacci.blogspot.com/> If the brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn't. -Lyall Watson
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why what's that i smell don'tell i h'ain't fell or fallen all-in-one dollin' up dell or dale never fail or fear jack-'o-year ajeer this here is'at clear swore swell fella' he'd'a'done it he done did dog'on'it pell mell all's well that ends -- Bob Marcacci When I came home I expected a surprise and there was no surprise for me, so, of course, I was surprised. - Ludwig Wittgenstein
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according to a Pentagon to insert ourselves around the Earth you are entitled to sway the contest to lead even though the measure ruled that troubled modernization to step up efforts to persuade like driving and eating while asleep on a popular refrigerant Americans have embraced surprises searchers players raptors who came from nowhere into not so big of an event that edges dangerously a career of Ups and Downs when the fall runway season ended the indecency of existing for the millions in the way addressing a joint system -- Bob Marcacci <http://marcacci.blogspot.com/> History will be kind to me for I intend to write it. - Winston Churchill
Re: The secret to being in the snow
no owl-ache ok no fake flow knows no two aliken to a lichen like i can -- Bob Marcacci I don't want to get to the end of my life and find that I have just lived the length of it. I want to have lived the width of it as well. - Diane Ackerman > From: Halvard Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 08:28:14 -0600 > To: > Subject: Re: The secret to being in the snow > > now-lake/flo-snak: > now to like an ike > > On Mar 16, 2007, at 9:25 AM, Maria Damon wrote: > >> snow-flake/flow-snake: >> know to a like >> >> >> At 8:06 AM -0600 3/16/07, Halvard Johnson wrote: >>> Is >>>to throw your snowball at the future >>>and miss >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On Mar 16, 2007, at 12:58 AM, P!^VP 0!Z!^VP wrote: >>> >>>> Is >>>>to throw yourself at the future >>>>and miss. >>>> >>>> >>>> P!^VP >> >> >
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to keep pressing the middle class A New Face formed becoming the new face we lost you can eat an orchestra from the Archive and Explore complicated sparks generated asphyxiation vermin-infested front man in a high-stakes History a nightmare as green-friendly GOD A Game With New Tricks a glorious swan they failed to reach by 20 points The combination of an elegant baritone a new generation of period guides Intersect Violently a simple wish in a Chain of Violence a pizzeria bartender With Pent-Up Hostility conveys creatures without actually Relighting Snuffed erosion A Huge Hole in places like the Heart -- Bob Marcacci By words the mind is winged. - Aristophanes
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50-Shot second-degree and a third Clouds Dream exclusive to Keep Nuclear in the face a coroner ruled into the dark passages and compartments with shifting explanations Compromise on YouTube Popularity Might Not Be Enough from his cold-shooting shifts Auditioning for the World Stage caused a torrent of violence in the line of duty its lack of culinary fanfare of becoming sexual beings ON THIS DAY -- Bob Marcacci
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Despite their shared past fighting Facing Life With a Lethal Gene is like to live with the knowledge and tech to convert the new national unity using the sun, wind and hydrogen high students opened a fissure rely entirely on apology to Soften the Edges of a different sort Self-Portraits Morph in the Past The Revolution Will Be Downloaded In Vast City linger in memory the way the pie is divided on an elegant hillside the war is behind us now a pilot program Sunlight -- Bob Marcacci
Re: Today's New York Times Compiled
that, too... Today siNew-Y or ok Times Co., mo posted -- Bob Marcacci > From: Halvard Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2007 09:19:30 -0600 > To: > Subject: Re: Today's New York Times Compiled > > Today's New York Times Composted
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Hunt for Missing Iraqis caught in an endless loop a Blurry Line I feel like I'm going to collapse in the deeply conservative country sold under dozens of brand names Tilting stars power projects Virtuous Service provocative Zero tell the world a story that turned a tight game of pothead losers in love trying to move the upmarket It Wasn't Just a Bad Idea The Bush administration just doesn't like him -- Bob Marcacci
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on Enrichment New E-mail Gives The Score Start your 14-day Free Trial stripped beaten and given injections to deal with illegal delays MySpace users embed stars insist they will not regret snapping a tight Morality without certain emotional blocks chimp and monkey societies Tilted Earth at Its Spring descended into total power-madness -- Bob Marcacci
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Bush Drug Makers provide a window the doctors Aid Rose We have a lot more puzzles inured to deaths a nursing home decoys Iraq Bombers in a car and baby boomers move the backyard fireplace chances are baron Google has gradually been imposing the team's overall attitude without losing its old charms and Ready to Cha-Cha with some good plonk as well as some upscale Kool-Aid to tweak its appetites a sort of balanced reason including myself more than a little wobbly -- Bob Marcacci
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The new rules a drug or device openly exchanged by actual Americans A Shared Identity for a deadline Culture of Obedience e-mail messages cushion the blow on the new Vista knocked cold for a new book with more than 50 chapters it's a one-man show in need of new ideas for a middle-class standard it fell short -- Bob Marcacci
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The campaign goes on a modern spirit a real-life Indiana Jones Rejects Online Pornography The Window Box followed up with an even more impressive effort and many more ways to score beyond the mainstream forms signature suaveness art moments baffling glory for more showmanship in an expansionist species with moribund emotional crypto-conservatism -- Bob Marcacci
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previous statements on the subject continue despite questions of faith (and must have accessories) cans and pouches of wet pet food make it difficult for them to stop using high off the glass all being advertised political balance and context disclose any gifts of value lurching from temple to temple in this chic vulnerability -- Bob Marcacci
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who planned to protest the bloody affair signal the most serious needs and desires under assault Las Vegas tycoons outlasted students and recent graduates Fused by the Viewfinder After being celebrated with hallucinations part of the problem as a champion of justice and human rights greed masquerades as need to protest The New York Times Company -- Bob Marcacci
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he believed in a drive into politics Silent Ruins hatred has neighborhoods sectarian hatred in only excuses primitive life would become disruptive with the loss it is bringing its line a prized swath of spectrum and sleepless faces despite rising ridership it signals a deepening its slo-mo evasion in the paperwork era you think of their politics put in a bind -- Bob Marcacci
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heart patients Today the clouds have lifted signaling an official return of what was once the final stage to streamline online favors caterpillars and salamanders diagnose disease mutate and spread among humans narcotics doctors and scientists concentrate on what is achievable to get to the bottom of the United States -- Bob Marcacci
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strip the date crammed detention centers equipped for more demand Go to NYTIMES.ARTS This two-hour campaign has a scared-straight disclosure More U.S. News Wandering Ends Logjam TECHNOLOGY "service science" the consequences of war and disease learn how to make a humble dish THE POUR The Minimalist explains where laborers can find shade under hostile fire we have three suggestions.animosity More Editorials Many Scientists Murder You're at the mystery section in a world of poisons Go Op-Ed inside the Unit Buy This E-mail -- Bob Marcacci
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Bare-Knuckle Enforcement a patient person by nature consuming more power it's a badge of chic by those who have already arrived -- Bob Marcacci
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on the web about entanglement ties have continued spite removals is accurate an audio-visual tour on finding inspiration - WORLD - seized by a subject in diameter and renewal that would scatter More mistakes and delays for military operations over several years game insurrection claimed recreational alternative and a spacious wingspan the 39-foot Wheel of Steel lovers were allowed to play co-opted by the industry in quite some time The more tried to spin the islands to the Chinese make history in the Middle feeding at a trough for the ultimate office -- Bob Marcacci
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Today's Saturday March could lead to duties could return a single refugee remain closed Go to NYT.homeage The China of today broke her neck in Mexico City a single Palestinian said that he could not accept the veracity of a French nun's story of dry cat food broadened operations in Iraq and Afghanistan would plant more corn this year sauce business storms once upon a time we barely remember.xxx for sex-related governing wrestle back control Cheerleaders suffer Dubai will celebrate herdsmen shieks who dominated college basketball beauty is on display destroy its popularity with some regularity students died during state budget negotiations gain a distinction as charming as Florence to force an end -- Bob Marcacci
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warming's vulnerable regions Bush's inner president achieving the usual meltdowns facing an influx of attracted fronds Bush's courtship continued on home turf ovaStar everyday objects videos or text swing in top-seeded how they originally seduced him it could be a desire for universal hard-wired insistence to exploit slick playacting -- Bob Marcacci
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Osama Bin Laden operations suffer after their operations soldiers die in five months turn a Christian church into a mosque an extreme sport be prepared to sell media a joint news conference The announcement of a joint control over its content a healthy hatred hedonistic materialism and a serial killer dispute the portion a high offer wasteful gamesmanship and suffering the nation's wars on pills needles and balms -- Bob Marcacci
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No Longer Waiting for Rain water projects are planned water in decades into other government purposes war.ExchangeCommission.prettymuchanything a diplomatic solution to regulate gas emissions operated by the U.S.Advertising in auctions for ad space carrying the blessing and burdens surging after a tumultuous period a smorgasbord of harispray cleavage and monster body slams help residents think otherwise for a meal with real local flavor dishes reflect spring reawakening a mass-transit renaissance but something is stirring over the strategy of war to play it safe Unsubscribe: -- Bob Marcacci
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New York Thursday, April 5, 2007 day.com Iran 15 About 7 a.m. Thursday Tehran (4:30 a.m. London) 8 a.m. London said.profited Israel's arms-sale Israel.Go Seventeen.disabled Iraq.mental Second U.S.Is Iran 5 Iraq.block Iraq.warming Iraq heart-rending hardscrabble.cross Iraq.bedfellows 2 three 2008 Iraq.House '08 Fund-Raising 78 million 51 million.more first.company's Nigeria five six.Business 3-D.bumps CD-R 1 532,755 1 532,755.bulk 18 71st.METS 10 0 1-2-3 fifth one two seven.Dreaming two 14th last.who's 73.two.network one 2000 would-be hand-to-hand.New United States.Daddy's child-to-parent.late-night.Fashion United States trans-Atlantic.mistake short-term.Ukraine westward-leaning Russia-leaning. Iran.Spinning Op-Ed April 5, 1951 E-Mail.Policy 2007 New York.500 New York 10018 -- Bob Marcacci
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Federal Dutch Restraint Go QUOTATION Taliban Terrors Planet Beyond Jones Penguin WORLD Britons Battles Past Gov. Christ Smugglers Dog Sunshine D. Mitt Nudges PRESS Fortify America Again TV Rollovers Budget Batters Pat Division Rally Devil Wave More Buddhist Oceandance REGION Stakeout Career Colleagues Bush Passion Wednesday's Maryland GRINDHOUSE Follies Guantanamo Commissions Act OP-ED Universal Maxi-Pads Kenya's Latin THIS Navigation E-Mail -- Bob Marcacci
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being shaped greenhouse captives campaign killing as many as have raised concerns coordinate dismissals over ideologically driven advantages and branching out beyond pirated clips contributions up and down with big numbers started out by assuring the crowd deplorable finding that life keeps a protective eye for those in search of spirituality to negotiate peace just got more confusing persuade others to hate creating peaceful -- Bob Marcacci
Re: hummingbirds
listed this in another location a few months back... Alan's post brought it back... QT's still downloading... time to go shopping! i'll frapwhichy'all later... the god of music and poetry took the form of a hummingbird and descended into the underworld to make love to a goddess who then gave birth to the first flower a hummingbird brought back a flower the hummingbird gets smoke from a caterpillar the hummingbird brings smoke to the shaman to purify one man and woman became a hummingbird and a red flower in fields of spring flowers he would approach her and whisper magical secrets the hummingbird¹s bright colors came after it flew through a rainbow in search of rainclouds a hummingbird taught a woman how to weave a basket hummingbirds are dead ancestors the hummingbird is the sun in disguise trying to court the moon hummingbird feathers hasten rebirth two hummingbirds were created from feathers of other birds a hummingbird pierced the tongue of an ancient king when people lived underground the hummingbird found a path to sunlight a hummingbird was sent to find out what was above the sky a medicine man turned himself into a hummingbird the hummingbird zigzags hummingbirds convinced the gods to bring rain a hummingbird flew to the center of the earth pleaded with the goddess of fertility the hummingbird never lost faith in the great mother - words taken from hummingbird.com myths collected by Larry Gates. -- Bob Marcacci Men are often capable of greater things than they perform. They are sent into the world with bills of credit, and seldom draw to their full extent. - Horace Walpole > From: Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2007 12:02:54 -0400 > To: > Subject: hummingbirds > > hummingbirds > > http://www.asondheim.org/victoria.jpg > http://www.asondheim.org/duskdance1.jpg > http://www.asondheim.org/duskdance2.jpg > http://www.asondheim.org/duskdance3.jpg > http://www.asondheim.org/vishamyati.mov > > hi-speed sl avatar hummingbird dusk moves; victoria configures the avatar, > duskdance still her, she dances vishamyati. > > i don't want to live here any more. i dream of hummingbirds.
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Housing Slump Pinches North Koreans Arm Lessons of Heart The Executive Pay How the West Iraq Confronts Hussein In Zimbabwe, Mugabe U.S. Warplanes Attack Home Where Family Attorney Inquiry Touches A Utah Dynasty Congress Seeks Approval Attorney Inquiry Touches White House Delivers More Pieces. Still Transparency, Lost in Form, Function and Finding Their Niche A Giant Leap A Setback Then As Scores Climb In One Swing At 34, Devils This Thing of Take a Bow Pilgrim With an 9 Killings in In Custody Fights With a Café's Keeping the Faith Tween on the New Tricks In Hot and Cold Justice on the The Widening College Back From Iraq Sunday in the A War of A Woman's Work Still Guilty After More Than an About This E-Mail -- Bob Marcacci
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Patterns Democrats Genocide Go There Video Join Radical Britain's Soldier's More Army Guantanamo To More Gingrich Army Ranchers More A Silicon A More A H.P. Silicon More Johnson Pushed Mets More Sol Artist's Maestro More Is In To More A Silicon The More Another Circuit Costly For More Sweet 6-Year-Olds The Restoration Go On -- Bob Marcacci
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Huge in Demands Student Had Plans High Chavez Oil Retirement Wall Wired Fork Ambush Joint Surprise Iran It Enrich Britain Says Can't DNA Offer Hope Sex Test Core Bush Drop Illegal Bush Drop Illegal Senators for Files Iraq Closer 13,000 U.S. Its China Don Suspended Racial Report Talk Take A Trove Mounting A.M.D. to Back Defense in Ex-Qwest Pavano the Time The Playoff Fade Life About Change Art's Become Themselves A Night Farm Don Suspended Racial U.S. on Immigrant In Harlem Closing Couple's in Is Birds It Do Pas de Deux Romantic in New Challenging Losing and The and Bureaucrats Bush Congress Looming In Courageous Ballots Making U.N. Good Trash Radio The of Dispensable -- Bob Marcacci
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The revised findings echoed The daylong battle the costs of renting the bottom of Shepshead Bay The Bush administration the Bay of Bengal the detainees the president and war the Red Cross via text the two sides moved the dismissals of eight The Bush administration the people who chose The Perfect Bacon the game went on the media company The Ducks won the credit to their knuckles the Stooges brought the latest ado about verbal the largest ever The plan comes several the tough bake-sale squares The best place to learn the first of its kind the last two days dissecting the chaos and corruption the first generation to grow up the most The Daddy Party the ineffable -- Bob Marcacci
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wrongly accused those sent in the future virtually skew elections on the reaction bombings escalation violence spread injuries and damage in the past week leadership failures the president used e-mail in carrying out policy a sweeping inadequate Army announced a restructuring plan linked to recent pet deaths besides annoying manila folders what is the problem dark comic talent trying to undermine powers to do major work they had voted again and again before they grow up even more discouraging jaw-dropping packages are just a matter of taste -- Bob Marcacci
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Missing E-Mail for his role the violence will definitely eventually reach people and other travelers in relations between countries the president and his inner circle pressure China to do something Don Imus never caught a breath slippage that is particularly embarrasing one soul in this revival offers a map to some of the ways in a kind of existential way in near-geometric alignment American science needs to be freed to read Vonnegut to impose a religious agenda several little-known candidates four-fifths of the way to the moon managed to return safely -- Bob Marcacci
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E-Mail Identified O.contradicted heavily sedated accident the fight is about his tumultuous relationship a longstanding goal of toppling .com Africa Asia and Latin America point-by-PowerPoint to re-order its list is a generational mirror administration.limitations reveal push-button starters an artificial hip DoubleClick YouTube masterminding fraud but blessed with.gov experience a coutry's micheling-starred best hope makeover continue.bumbling stigmatizing texture -- Bob Marcacci
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Eye on Iran a grave of U.S. forces in Iraq Arab and non-Arab percentages Iraq has simply taken its place demanding an end to corruption U.A.V.'s single-lens-reflex cameras cross an unseen line on a weird bounce an indie darling is ready convalescence proves lengthy and murky France's voters wonder just what it means to be French Bangladesh is figuring out how to nudge away from plastic the brouhaha is colorless and tasteless an astounding display of hypocrisy sanctimony and self-congratulation all-explaining willy-nilly is now all around we will stay in Iraq to tax your brain -- Bob Marcacci
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Nothing to Hide prepared offered measured agreed sold lending feel helps waiting to pay likes to give may cost Join Share Write have proposed raising will begin selling represents plans to unveil to create does not discourage was fitting presided stretch enlisted to help shape to showcase flooded disrupted washed out filing say to create is sedated hoping to capitalize may be beginning to grasp poses should resign made were fired raises are being dragged run has to recruit retain race occurred caught blew devastating exploded killed left -- Bob Marcacci
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32 Shot Dead an eternity with punctuation Shiite Cleric my father with that shovel into deeper turmoil peacekeepers in Darfur suicide bomber struck police officers an amiable senior memorable for his ready smile Presiential candidates investigators had hoped to extract more Cheddarvision two serving penalties would churn into oblivion go beyond expressive faces and opposable thumbs guns are frighteningly easy not to hold -- Bob Marcacci
Re: O What's Bent
o bobby o bow o bloke o bob-o O bi-wan o lob o low o lobe o loom o oboe o ode o oh o code o cow o kowtow -- Bob Marcacci The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose. - William Shakespeare > From: "John M. Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 09:44:59 -0400 > To: > Subject: O What's Bent > > O > > block o belt o bring o bunk o beast > o lunk o lock o lick o lag o loom o > off o own o only o om o omelet > o cough o crap o corn o con o cream o > kwack o kwick o konk o kant o krak
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Delay is Bad fruitless disturbed by writings word time men and women killed the electrifying new thriller as far apart as a German class in Nigeria remains not slipping too far in the world's overhaul to deliver explosive offense to roll to thousands of book editors agents and scouts indulge in their favorite pastime giving the meat new character and flavor it sank still further soon nothing but asphalt to repair the broken world star-crossed so perfectly as the unfolding saga -- Bob Marcacci
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Method Abortion promises gunman's behavior the deadliest day about weird topics worth cheering for Sudan does not end universities cannot tell in the abortion struggle on their electronic lifelines compensated for disappointing results viewers still want traditional anchors between the gunman and his mother hopefuls gather to vie for the role an other opponents of women's reproductive rights the crisis will not end retrogression is the state of gun control psychosexual turmoil experts list evil as a literary subject -- Bob Marcacci
Re: What That-a-tat-tat
what dun what bitch what stung what um what strange what lisp what maim what nudge what lilts what still what who what will what knew what pish what blew what wish what thought what through what balls what when what bridge what men what that dogs that dude that cruel that crude that that cat that waves that hand that saves or that so that horde that neighs nay that board that bored that that scored that hole that that whoa that oh this that and the that that -- Bob Marcacci Music is continuous. Only listening is intermittent. - Henry David Thoreau > From: "John M. Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2007 09:27:30 -0400 > To: > Subject: What That > > > What > > ask what > itch what clung > what phew what mange > what crisp what game what > log what nits what change what > clue what knot what name what spill > what it what that what not what crash > what pile what or what yes what grunge what > > > > > That > > whip that > crest that neck > that bench that glue > that snore that inch that > crawl that bod that nest that > geese that fell that said that hiss > that claw that bomb that hum that shoe > that glop that meat that drug that hip that > > > John M. Bennett > > __ > Dr. John M. Bennett > Curator, Avant Writing Collection > Rare Books & Manuscripts Library > The Ohio State University Libraries > 1858 Neil Av Mall > Columbus, OH 43210 USA > > (614) 292-3029 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.johnmbennett.net > http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ > ___
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With Less Support a single Repulican could face headwinds this drastic dirty tactics infuriated Cuba and Venezuela for travel in Iraq peek into the troubles vindicated by history complex love-hate relationships continued to outpace cellphones as the next great battleground a hard-earned day off and a temple of high art in logical stately order took a useful turn as we talk about Africa prevent another nightmare in schools -- Bob Marcacci
Re: What That-a-tat-tat
I blame it on Dr. John M.B... -- Bob Marcacci Every man has his secret sorrows, which the world knows not; and often times we call a man cold when he is only sad. - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow > From: Cecil Touchon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2007 13:01:36 -0500 > To: > Subject: Re: What That-a-tat-tat > > I really like this one Bob! > > Cecil Touchon > http://cecil.touchon.com > 817-944-4000 > > > -Original Message- > From: Theory and Writing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Bob Marcacci > Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 12:22 PM > To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU > Subject: Re: What That-a-tat-tat > > what > dun what > bitch what stung > what um what strange > what lisp what maim what > nudge what lilts what still what > who what will what knew what pish > what blew what wish what thought what through > what balls what when what bridge what men what > > that dogs that dude that cruel that crude that > that cat that waves that hand that saves > or that so that horde that neighs > nay that board that bored that > that scored that hole that > that whoa that oh > this that and > the that > that > > -- > Bob Marcacci > > Music is continuous. Only listening is intermittent. > - Henry David Thoreau > > > >> From: "John M. Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Reply-To: Theory and Writing >> Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2007 09:27:30 -0400 >> To: >> Subject: What That >> >> >> What >> >> ask what >> itch what clung >> what phew what mange >> what crisp what game what >> log what nits what change what >> clue what knot what name what spill >> what it what that what not what crash >> what pile what or what yes what grunge what >> >> >> >> >> That >> >> whip that >> crest that neck >> that bench that glue >> that snore that inch that >> crawl that bod that nest that >> geese that fell that said that hiss >> that claw that bomb that hum that shoe >> that glop that meat that drug that hip that >> >> >> John M. Bennett >> >> __ >> Dr. John M. Bennett >> Curator, Avant Writing Collection >> Rare Books & Manuscripts Library >> The Ohio State University Libraries >> 1858 Neil Av Mall >> Columbus, OH 43210 USA >> >> (614) 292-3029 >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> www.johnmbennett.net >> http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ >> ___
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Ineleigible to Purchase a Gun he was declared to be a danger to himself sites in Poland and the Czech Republic build a wall separating a historic Sunni from a less savory aspect of Japanese society Bush is now president of the World spectacularly leading the Devils to a victory to see hulking displays of his minimal art oft-overlooked as a strong sharp agent visitors to Paris search fruitlessly to keep down the cost of eating out in London and put us on a path to a kind of transcendence -- Bob Marcacci
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Climb The ominous reversal a neighbor recalled largely undiscussed where they are going with Hezbollah newly emboldened Marine Corps chain might not produce progressive politics Twittervision quotidian thoughts that could leave if anything the worst reviews from the Philippines as well as all that starlings create a regional tsunami a spree killer to cover up vast layers obscure at noon -- Bob Marcacci
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Iraq Pullout to begin pulling Bush said that makes managers tick intended to signal flirting with democracy a list of approved religious symbols a reasonable passenger would feel along the Las Vegas Strip to legalize same-sex enthusiasm for never-ending nature becomes much more broadly based he burst onto the global scene after rejecting to withdraw -- Bob Marcacci
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LISTSERV does not allow the distribution of empty messages to a mailing list, because some users are unable to see the "Subject:" field from the original message. -- Bob Marcacci
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Bush and Cheney pushing a timetable off the chaos wasn't much of a nuisance a presidential candidate with an Islamic background Mexico's religious conservatives unnerve Ethiopian officials all offenders on Indian land burrowed into the histories Bush traveled to Harlem to distinguish himself the School of American Ballet became a hero to the organic movement green has not yet replaced red or white sleazy on-the-job politicking Nigeria completely lacked plausibility with some bit that sounded positively oracular a cheeky woman puncturing a cocky guy allows talents to powerfully affect society -- Bob Marcacci
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Court The proposal The narrow approval the significant loophole the needs the importance of reputation the scrapped long- promised the defeated the contest destroyed or damaged hundreds the Bush administration the full nature the terrorist war the biggest trumps the most optimistic forecasts the second period the box dominated the subject erupted in flames the antler scandal The sooner his allies drop the closer the nation will be the only solution to a gun the hands of everyone the atmosphere -- Bob Marcacci
Audio PoetryCompiled: i-outlaw 2.4 featuring Catherine Daly
Listen while you're rendering or flarfing up breakfast... Hosted by Bob Marcacci and produced by Josh Hinck, i-outlaw Episode 2.4 <http://i-outlaw.blogspot.com/> features the poetry and ruminations of Catherine Daly, original music by Junkbox, and additional fine poetry by: - Daniel Abdal-Hayy Moore - Linda Benninghoff - John Sakkis - Peggy Eldridge-Love - Jordan Stempleman - Kaya Oakes - Miranda Gaw - Andrew Lundwall - Larissa Shmailo Always looking to listen to your poetry... Spread the word far and wide. Don't forget to enter our contest to win a free book of poetry! Listen now and find out how... -- Bob Marcacci <http://marcacci.blogspot.com> The only thing one can do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never of any use to oneself. - Oscar Wilde
Re: Audio PoetryCompiled: i-outlaw 2.4 featuring Catherine Daly
yeah, er, rzep... i've looked at your site before... great stuff! i'll take a look for the next show which i'll begin in a week or so... thanks for shouting out... -- Bob Marcacci A good scare is worth more to a man than good advice. - Nadine Gordimer > From: rzep <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2007 19:28:10 -0700 > To: > Subject: Re: Audio PoetryCompiled: i-outlaw 2.4 featuring Catherine Daly > > www.myspace.com/rzepsound
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Bill Seeking Iraq Bush forcing Democrats George pushed the country David making for more time Clyde changes heart Nicolas couples in Lodi, Calif. Marilee admitted she had lied Joseph and a star cast Phil lasted four and a third David is encountering uncomfortable moments JaMarcus demonstrated classical music marathons George among the private papers David in the Catskill Mountains Jon in a wilderness of metaphor Nicolas plays a guy Bush has proved chicken coops Pat deserves nothing less Albert is a testimony to the unbreakable Jessica frenzied press -- Bob Marcacci
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Back Talk is producing signs was planning to blow up is the beginning of jihadi operations is clear that this is some of the effects is happening is hunting down is the first terrorism is arriving in Washington this week is any indication is the first terrorism are focusing on ways is now thinking was killed by a suspect is a growing branch is to step down is on the Bush administration is also the star is being used is Congress performing -- Bob Marcacci
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Iraq Crumbling U.S. no longer operating Sunni leaders have united Kentucky Parliament represents Nepal for the French presidency narrowly missing Pakistan's interior described as Washington officials Egypt has taken up a freedom agenda shoring up women's reproductive rights in New York there was real hope for peace with Iran Russia and the world were lucky damage erupted in Los Angeles -- Bob Marcacci
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Animal China stage Iran Earn Walden Minister Ireland Decide Israeli Bush Iraq punctuating Washington continuously New York Older New York judges Georgia -- Bob Marcacci
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Israeli Panel Lebanon War Israeli government Britons Bomb London Attackers London's transit New Jersey injured Sunni Threaten Iraq Members Sunni failure Sunni Hints Iraq center Baghdad daughter Alaska and Virginia ramming Alaska and Virginia misconduct America's patent Chicago trophy America Royal Scotland Business Kentucky Derby New Orleans Lucky New York balancing New Jersey maintenance New York global Turkey brink Americans expecting Americans troop Iraq opportunity Soviet Union down American -- Bob Marcacci
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Bush Vetoes Bill Rupert writes Jim Fidel throngs Hugo Paul rules Rupert John allows Phil Jaromir suggests Alice Alice sorts Ramirez Patricia changes Condoleezza -- Bob Marcacci
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Blocs Kurdish and Sunni Arab officials are wrestling politically barbed and sometimes racy warming trends on gardening explore their first debate tonight over Israel's war against Hezbollah experts agree growing a more robust selection sexual abuse and mismanagement has to bridge divergent views in Iraq a conclusion by members would increase pressure to distribute a code supercompact lightweight briefcases favor American tastes scientists have designed a new material in its young dancers touting stunning images and equally stunning hundreds reinforced by self-tanning products from a risky dependency to expose wrongdoing at the bottom a tool granted the taint of the only real solution -- Bob Marcacci
Re: Today's New York Times Compiled
I've slipped that one in my subject a few times already, Hal... you have to do better than that! are you sleeping on the job again?! Today's-n-ew yo! Rk't I'm e-(s) Comp. lied -- Bob Marcacci A man's life is interesting primarily when he has failed --I well know. For it is a sign that he has tried to surpass himself. - Georges Clemenceau > From: Halvard Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Wed, 2 May 2007 16:56:28 -0500 > To: > Subject: Re: Today's New York Times Compiled > > Today's New York Times complied.
Re: Blow Wobble
The responses you've been posting have been great, Tom! -- Bob Marcacci A good man can be stupid and still be good. But a bad man must have brains. - Maxim Gorky > From: Thomas savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Fri, 4 May 2007 10:45:45 -0700 > To: > Subject: Re: Blow Wobble > > The sink is under the broom. > The water knows. > It wobbles as it flows > And doesn't adjust > It's temperature too easily > Three flights up > From the ground. > > Tom Savage > 5/4/07 > > "John M. Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Blow > > sink the > limber toilet sink > the shadow sandwich sink > the amber pantsleg sink the > useless sleeve sink the jumpy angle > sink the shaver circuit sink the claustic > nodder sink the choomer gloom sink the cageless > drinking sink the sooner robot sink the flaming nipster > sink the chamber sonar sink the lumpy swallowed sink the > sloppy second sink the darning focus sink the staging roomer sink > > > > Wobble > > the flop > flop goo changer > flop bee crystal the > the flop hip grinner the > tread angle the flop shove tousle > corner the flop thin ageless the flop > shoulder the flop trial dollop the flop flame > cloud tester the flop numb trickle the flop hive > the flop core brimmer the flop fog noggin the flop > flop shade twister the flop gaul grommet the flop cast changer > > > > > John M. Bennett > __ > Dr. John M. Bennett > Curator, Avant Writing Collection > Rare Books & Manuscripts Library > The Ohio State University Libraries > 1858 Neil Av Mall > Columbus, OH 43210 USA > > (614) 292-3029 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.johnmbennett.net > http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ > ___ > > > > - > 8:00? 8:25? 8:40? Find a flick in no time > with theYahoo! Search movie showtime shortcut.
Today's New York Times Compiled
with the Syrian change in the White House positioning the White House in other states now a breeding convergence a cradle for would-be administration hate-crime sexuality showdown used for the destruction that owns the company including the Texas fixing infringement code high-definition doubleheader smoked bio-musical fizzled love brain saw little impact the Arabic culture date to the city's early days two great human mysteries literate Paris prettified unjust and unworkable logic while getting their dirty trick in the Bush administration really scramble in Australia breakdowns in a new reality -- Bob Marcacci
Today's New York Times Compiled
struggle and battle over the Bush current and former turmoil conducted with an almost sleazy landscape teachers might return suddenly to end the war that may have led to oversight alongside clips of its most popular contributors the victory in regulation is a simple way to revive grabbing its soon-to-be spun spinoff called upon for a growing number of funerals at a relatively low cost that is tangible go-go wave of the finest bordellos with regular predictable serious access to restore small dogs to their rightful place with a system that mimics nature -- Bob Marcacci
Today's New York Times Compiled
poisonous solvent withdrawl from Iraq requiring a misleading response Go to NYTIMES.com our medication is killing these people a distress signal over a rainforest remains insidiously untamed lash out or defy military ethics and the creation of a special force to take a diversity problem especially acute for black women wholesome-looking Norwegians are pushing children MySpace.com I started taking an antidepressant More Magazine News -- Bob Marcacci
Today's New York Times Compiled
the Chance to Wrong the French they came and got me out of Texas a spin-free zone click onto a decisive victory across Iraq the pope retains appeal in Latin America California to wield additional power Multiepisode cellphones migrate to the supersmall screen Zen Spider-Man engages in the kind of destructive denial China the regulatory gold standard explain Sunni-Shiite hatred Patenting yoga its spring surrender This E-Mail from NYTIMES.com -- Bob Marcacci
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then write wrote rote right poems on a left on waves it braves until at will antecedents crash: freed expect verse that vision indecision of perfect word: one the sun felt -- Bob Marcacci Worry is interest paid on trouble before it comes due. - William R. Inge > From: Allen Bramhall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Mon, 7 May 2007 20:58:32 -0400 > To: > > then write > poems > on waves > until > antecedents > crash: > expect > that vision > of perfect > word: > the sun
Today's New York Times Compiled
Leading Europe willing United States Settling Iraq preparing Inca governing Israeli welcoming Canada trying South Bronx planning New York learning France fawning British promising Belfast -- Bob Marcacci
Today's New York Times Compiled
drug regulators soldiers trying to present perspectives brawls a pullout would be catastrophic opposition to the idea leak inside information its highest point in the year earlier and in dramatic terms a television version it tells us about ourselves in the annual Sludge Olympics a movement to provide sanctuary gadgets sure are nice dills an impending certainty making people apoplectic pampered faithful from all over the world -- Bob Marcacci
Today's New York Times Compiled
F.D.A. to police G.O.P. to improve medicine G.O.P. a web-only column if U.S. sustained U.S. receptive to socal views eroded U.S. Mo. Fed hint K.P. shutter lag I.B.M. F.B.I. growing weed U.S. to replace the most legal loopholes OP-ED overwhelming humans OP-ED A.N. vilified and loathed OP-ED is expected to announce Op-Ed NY -- Bob Marcacci
Today's New York Times Compiled
attach pacts on a 221-to-205 vote the painkiller misled real casual here now a museum on a deeded fractional basis accidents involving objects in a wild scramble about religion and abortion surge imbalance portrayals of sex and violence rose future in question haunted by rape allegations further underachievers in strange intimate locales undergoing renaissances almost exhaustingly frustration is limited in its ideas and techniques bad characters taking its predictable plot a disastrous miscalculation a large supernova of the very atomic stuff granular without finding themselves hampered in misconduct -- Bob Marcacci
Today's New York Times Compiled
smugglers insurgents and corrupt officials tolerant gun gay revamped dominating this region square tepid maturity forceful evangelization hugs Barry Bonds hands-on how much fresher the force outweighed myth-making gleaming who named all living things purge compass pose in a pro-immigrant march we wanted to see ourselves -- Bob Marcacci
Today's New York Times Compiled
Deaths from U.S. Earmarks a Boy Scout Iraqi refugees online Afghan officials killed a joint in China U.S. soldiers came on a tame river measure defies definition India tools cyberspace while texting breaking a tie with Larry Bird in Mexico City child soldiers make it kinky celebrity power romance in the Middle East the rock 'n' roll life became a desk job food stamps benefit a 15-year-old Iraq fiasco chatty Cathy playing Scrabble Blitz in St. Peter's Square -- Bob Marcacci
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announced on Monday swelled the young-adult version pushing barges globe intensive violence flared human resources born unfazed and continuing growing forcing habits of its creators right back into their funk the bloody culmination delivering the explosion You received -- Bob Marcacci for Vito Sante, born today.
Today's New York Times Compiled
Inspectors Cite In Deal Bank's Report Audio Slide Our Lives Introducing Harbour One Turkish Qaeda Group Opposition Parties Development Rises Bush Calls U. of Texas Gonzales's Deputy Bush Calls Guantánamo DetaineesCerberus Goes A Corporate Napa Valley States Fault On the Web 2 Former An Amputee Poor Shooting Delgado Caps Broadway's Year For ABC Look Back Barely in Office Lawyers Argue After Ordnance A Giant In Hive Scientists Back In Divided Mammograms in Decline Cameras in the Courts The New The Right A Human Friend or Faux -- Bob Marcacci
Re: wry Re: x
Ye Si Ti So Ri Sn Ot Wi Th An Od To Dr Jo Hn on 9/8/06 11:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > is this majectic contrast to my poem without words...david -- Bob Marcacci By all evidence we are in the world to do nothing. - Emile M. Cioran
Re: meingness > Re: dimension me
i have shared meingness... meanness with david u... Some soundness would relate resound... deafened, would i beat on you drums? ...misunderstanding chords are taught... and the cords would... that song would stretch in my raised voice in an out of line line... i am on eclectic string in kite charge... pray I for justice... mercy me... grant not meingness... surely measure out mercy and goodness and wit that weights being... my blocking wisdom who wears... of the crown consciousness which my philosopher comforts... and curiosity challenges my elfing embrace... can evasive imagination ever? is there enough too much there for me beyond i myself to escape would be selfness? on 9/8/06 4:48 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > have i shared meingness with u... not meanness... > david meingness MEINGNESS Would I escape Myself to be beyond > Selfness? Is ever, there, there enough for me, too much? Can Imagination > embrace my evasive Elfing Curiosity comforts and challenges Which > philosopher wears the crown of my Consciousness Who weights that Wit and > Wisdom blocking my Being Surely, Goodness and Mercy out-measure Meingness I > pray not for Justice Grant me mercy. Am I in line, on line, out of string > an eclectic kite in charge Would that my Voice raised in song would > stretch The cords and chords are taught Misunderstanding Would I beat you, > on deafened drums? Would Resound some Soundness relate ¿fourteen > lines in a sonnet? david inkey, march 8, 03 -- Bob There is a foolish corner in the brain of the wisest man. - Aristotle
Re: VICTORIAN CINESCOPE
VICTORIAN CINESCOPE ROPE-A-DOPE present book stripped of wordy taintwood opinion look occurred mysteriously standing-oh upright down the plankup to soak so in bedriddle hey-diddle-diddle irradiate er wordsplendour or before twinge sense-out noodle nothing no ifs ands or butter whims must be humoured nodwronged eh the terrified treblehook beforehand she declared whiffs shutting up up and awayborn the nude mud worm lured rapt language cold-lamped good-n-plenty of barnacle bob getting dull dude of hearing ho! friendliest foes and fool's gold souls who wanted company clamour judging juke from slight ever so accent and countless stronger mercies -- Bob Marcacci The greatest discovery of my generation is that man can alter his life simply by altering his attitude of mind. - James Truslow Adams > From: Audacia Dangereyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 20:32:07 -0500 > To: > Subject: VICTORIAN CINESCOPE > > VICTORIAN CINESCOPE > > present book stripped of taint > > opinion occurred mysteriously upright > > down the plank to soak in bed > > irradiate wordsplendour before sense-out > > nothing but whims must be humoured > > wronged the terrified beforehand she declared > > shutting up the mud rapt language > > plenty of barnacle getting dull of hearing > > friendliest souls wanted company > > judging from slight accent and countless mercies > > > > http://stoneagetype.tk
Re: HOBNOBBING WITH THE PANTHEON
HOBNOBBING WITH THE PANTHEON one of the great spritual buildings of the world rusty fool in his sacrosanctum roman temple later consecrated as a catholic church lost the happy moment when plunger was patient its monumental porch originally faced a rectangular acronym of molebind field to hang inside colonnaded temple courtyard fear nagged and scratched credits and now enfronts the smaller Piazza della Rotonda the thing remembered queer certainty one enters one great circular room former semi-consciousness to make connection natural light enters through an unglazed oculus at the center of the dome piling to float into panic illuminate the walls and floors of porphyry, granite and yellow marbles yammering loudly might be last chance attributing the construction to Agrippa meeting-on no choice slammed down rousing cheer hidden voids and the interior recesses hollow out this construction musicality of time pressure for reasons of energy so that it works less as a solid mass decorated with scrolls and temporal stasis reappeared which correspond to the three tiers of relieving arches anything to get pills to spit bitter taste visible on the building exterior thundery feeling inside her since deus ex machina known as Chiesa di Santa Maria ad Martyres jargon out of vogue around dimming glimpse of world The Pantheon is open from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday collapsing goddess had dirty dishes stacked in every house on holidays that fall on weekdays except for Christmas Day
Re: nettime-l - apologies for this cross-posting
Just want to say that I attacked nettime-l; it's been going on for a few days now. If you want, you can find them on the archives. For myself, I'm fucking able to pull out of it, but then that comes with cross-posting. Meanwhile if you can lookout, they might interest you in relation to the motion constructs I've been working with. - Alan
Re: Archaeological treasures a click away on Google Earth
uee .. - /( * \ /( ) \ \ ) / qn \ / / | \^| -- Bob Marcacci One must be drenched in words, literally soaked in them, to have the right ones form themselves into the proper patterns at the right moment. - Hart Crane > From: P!^VP 0!Z!^VP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 17:19:21 -0700 > To: > Subject: Re: Archaeological treasures a click away on Google Earth > > > Figgers > > ? ? > . . .. > - - > /( )\ / ** \ > /( )\ /( ) \ >\ /( ) > _/n \ > / qp \ -- >/ /\ \ | | >\^^/ | | > > > > On 19-Oct-06, at 3:02 PM, mIEKAL aND wrote: > >> I've been there, a lotta fat white people drinking budweiser... & not >> a bong in site. >> >> >> On Oct 19, 2006, at 4:14 PM, P!^VP 0!Z!^VP wrote: >> >>> From a comment at the bottom of this link... >>> >>> http://maps.google.com/maps? >>> f=q&hl=en&q=Dover,+WI&ie=UTF8&z=13&ll=42.638126, >>> -88.15567&spn=0.103551,0.217667&om=1 >>> >>> >> >> > P!^VP
Re: Archaeological treasures a click away on Google Earth AND OED WotDay
that's bobouffant to you, bub... ;b -- Bob Marcacci The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in time of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality. - Dante Alighieri > From: D^Vid D^Vizio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 21:53:42 -0400 > To: > Subject: Re: Archaeological treasures a click away on Google Earth AND OED > WotDay > > Bawwwbb... ? > --- Bob Marcacci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> uee >> .. >> - >>/( * \ >> /( ) \ >> \ ) >> / qn \ >> / / | >> \^| >> >> -- >> Bob Marcacci >> >> One must be drenched in words, literally soaked in them, to have the right >> ones form themselves into the proper patterns at the right moment. >> - Hart Crane > > your liens(1.) are showing > > lien1 > > SECOND EDITION 1989 > (lin , lin , lan ) Also 6 lyen. [a. F. lien:L . ligmen bond, f. ligre to > bind, tie. > The usual pronunciation in England is (lin ), though the others are > sometimes heard. According > to Funk's Standard Dict., the usual pronunciation in the U.S. is ( lin ).] > > 1. Anat. A tendon. Obs. > > 1541 COPLAND Guydon's Quest. Chirurg. Dj, The lyens or strynges.. be of the > nature of synewes. > 2. Law. A right to retain possession of property (whether land, goods, or > money) until a debt > due in respect of it to the person detaining it is satisfied. > > > > d^Vizio > > __ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: word planet
>>> plant word >>> grow >>> swords >>> >>> plant sword >>> grow >>> plough shares >>> >> >> share word >> plough soft >> air >> >> plant word >> share plough >> there >> >>> >>> >> > > > splint wyrd > plough scores > vote alien > > pliant plant > spare flowers > spell disaster > back > words re: T's as I.D. plan toward on word planeward grope re: flow er s-spell'd roves air of T's words
Re: so that avatar and body meet with snappy rhythm
McOne with muzac provided by a jazz dupe in the yahoolaloop http://me.notwho.com so that so on and so ornery bobby might meet with ripe ol' knobby no-looker noodle cook in bookend blogkin blah all akin and agrin in believe-it-or-not out or in spinner spun again i'd rather not and snap to it -- Bob Marcacci > From: Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Thu, 9 Nov 2006 19:33:21 -0500 > To: > Subject: so that avatar and body meet with snappy rhythm > > mc1 > > with music provided by a jazz group in the castle cave > > http://www.asondheim.org/mc1.mp4 > > so that avatar and body meet with snappy rhythm > > if you don't believe it take a look > > if you do believe it take a look > > looking is fun and better than music > > i'd rather look than dance with a snappy rhythm
Re: turning away from the intermittent:
tuning away from internet ant http://rant.blatant.vent.info with has-been hippo and hoodoo hoof i know woof woof, a dog among data downright hoggy all goggle-eyed and deadon in spite of innumerable e-thread, this video he-head or who said numerical noodle in the summer of doodle which may or mayn't taint an august's quaint all saint this doggy dodo does or doesn't do what, do tell hell, he fell, fruit of thy wound, jesus, with a bad smell at least, ne'er-thee-well nods the midday nob he nudges, nonchalant, a-nonce in the ponce de leon of poetasters and oh so copiously code as science overoded pattern, pattern overoded science, alt-poetics excises science *sigh* science subsists as oversight cyberguys elide the way, why, it's like that code in the backnode, e-thread maketh thine goad -- Bob > From: Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2006 07:32:56 -0500 > To: > Subject: turning away from the intermittent: > > turning away from the intermittent: > > http://www.asondheim.org/azrun.mp4 > > with azure carter in stride at the brieg castle > i don't know, she's a soliton among quanta > she's a wave among solitons > inspired by string theory, this video has eleven dimensions > or at least eleven parameters some of which might be the same > or some of them might split as well, no limits to splits > azure takes it in stride, she doesn't break stride, > she walks astride, quasar among black holes, she needs > at least ten dimensions to express the life of the castle > or the wall's life or the midnight lights, > she's cracker-jack tensor, her eigenvalues stay close, > determine her trajectory within the eleven parameters > > as science determines lit crit, lit crit determines science, > all poetics embody science, science is subset of poetics > humans lead the way from eleven dimensions, > back to them, string theory makes the poem > > _
Re: watery
watery bugsy you - have bugsy - nice - not you - think typing scratching crazy molloy - you - easy you say - try with varmints all you, bugsy - ill you - really, caught virus hard messed and memory's flat molloy - that you - as as you - lucky means tobacco molloy - ya molloy - long been playin?? - about year two you - i know and fleas n way, try calomine i know bugsy - been for 5 you - got beat a of million so molloy - no drug - you - dunno sometimes just here wait stuff happen then think i to typing something - bugsy - yo molloy - thing - yo is don't that drug - bugsy - ok - nice consu bugsy - diplomat drug - you - colonic - still to the of bugsy - 2 drug - found about yesterday - oh, noting hang colonic - and thought was tells what know - deutsch? du bugsy - i about 2 colonic - no, high german, colonic - which why spelled wrong - about at end - takes while just tback the you - these fake the alps drug - so is help, i've bugsy - so are guys you - most my time underwater fish colonic - breathing you - someone to - boo! - gets in throat drug - would colonic - you - my spin a bugsy - so is 1 colonic - ct molloy - colonic - connecticut molloy - colonic - us, you - once had go the cause couldn't the out i bleeding everything was ten so the gave this of so try swim form bugsy - yep - us, darn fish! molloy - hate colonic - so, this thing - yeah still fleas (slap!) you - suck, colonic - who's mentor? drug - fish bugsy - i you - i, sometimes think some of you - mean underarms stuff - keeps fleas colonic - makes bugsy - really - honest god what when grow in colonic - i for colonic - been colonic - i'm go more - my you bugsy - sweet went for vacation - good can soething you - where'd go? - down lower colonic - later, you - dds1 - molloy - to air 2 get a plane - i've on mother myself - they take places they really - you sit on tarmac for something happen molloy - you - gonne now r bugsy - i like man! -- Bob Patriotism is often an arbitrary veneration of real estate above principles. - George Jean Nathan > From: Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2006 23:26:46 -0500 > To: > Subject: watery > > watery > > bugsy molloy - sup you - i have fleas bugsy molloy - nice you - not really > you - you think i'm typing i'm scratching like crazy bugsy molloy - lol > you - that's easy for you to say you - try it with pesky varmints jumping > all over you,darn! bugsy molloy - ill pass you - not really, i caught some > virus my hard drive's messed up and my memory's rammed flat bugsy molloy - > that sucks you - not as bad as microsoft you - lsmft lucky strike means > fine tobacco bugsy molloy - ohh ya bugsy molloy - how long you been > playin?? you - about a year or two now you - but i don't know anything and > the fleas are in the way, maybe try some calomine lotion i don't know > bugsy molloy - ive been playin for like 5 min you - we got you beat by a > factor of ten million or so bugsy molloy - i no colonic drug - hey you - i > dunno either. sometimes i just sit here and wait for stuff to happen and > then i think well i got to start typing or something you - hey bugsy > molloy - yo bugsy molloy - same thing you - yo backwards is oy don't > forget that colonic drug - oy bugsy molloy - ok you - nice suit consu > diplo bugsy molloy - sup diplomat colonic drug - danka you - shoen colonic > drug - still trying to get the hang of it bugsy molloy - me 2 colonic drug > - just found out about this yesterday you - oh, there;s noting bu5t hang > here colonic drug - and i thought i was hip! tells you what i know you - > auf deutsch? sprechst du deutsch? bugsy molloy - i found about it 2 day > colonic drug - no, just high school german, unfortunately colonic drug - > which is why i spelled it wrong you - that's about it at this end you - > takes a while we just go tback from the alps you - not these damn fake > mountains the real alps colonic drug - so this is the help island, i've > gathered bugsy molloy - so were are you guys from you - spend most of my > time here underwater breathing fish and > > colonic drug - breathing fish? you - well someone has to you - boo! you - > gets stuck in my throat colonic drug - i would thinl colonic drug - thinsk > you - but my feet spin like a motorboat bugsy molloy - so were is every 1 > from colonic drug - ct bugsy molloy - ct? colonic drug - connecticut > bugsy molloy - ohh colonic drug - us, you? you - like once i had to go to > the doctor cause i couldn't get the bone out and i was bleeding ad > everything i was about ten and so then the docror gave me this fear of > fish so i try to swim away form them bugsy molloy - yep you - us too, darn > fish! bugsy molloy - i hate fish colonic drug - so, what's this "mentor" > thing you - yeah we still have fleas here. (slap! slap) you - fish > suck, man colonic drug - who's a mentor? colonic drug - yeahl fish suck > bugsy molloy - i hear you you - i dunno, sometimes i think it's some kind >
Re: razz /*
razzamatazz /* yes, Gs & please, *meow*, not lil bow wow, but the holy whoa, oh, cupola chits & chats bobbin' yo hob nob back at ya and, uh, we don't do that po-pop, you dig, dog? blow your node & note down what i wrote 'roun this midnought, listen, don't jus' glisten there without saxocare or where was i, lost in this yawn & on point for another finger joint, i'm not playin', finger-pop, but i gotta make this drop like it's hip hop, try & stop me, baby, sun's out, sky's blue, it sure do & way up up & away this supermac say, unless you gonna do it, he blew it, & that's true, word, you heard it blurred here first http://world'sworst.interred you see that's how it be, me, the biz-e, B-O-what -- Bob Marcacci We must believe in luck. For how else can we explain the success of those we don't like? - Jean Cocteau > From: Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2006 17:25:50 -0500 > To: > Subject: razz /* > > razz /* > no, guys and gals, cats and kittens, not the sick schtick but the flute > beaut, coupla chicks and cats, coupla babes and bobs, high trippin gin > slippin pill poppin snow hoppin dudes with ludes, take a hessian session > up the road and down the code, listen to the tail wail, the head bed, > shuttup she said in the hard charred burned locomotive dawn & while > furious & while delirious & while theyre outta room & the big one falls, > these hepcats are havin fun starin at the sun, countin up to one, mountin > the hun. th fountain that run up that purple hilltop majesty, down from > sea to shinin sea, they gonna do it, the way she blew it, that cat she > knew it, wham bam thank you mam http://www.asondheim.org/fluflew.mp4 heh > those cats can blow now cant they
Online and Print Journals
Greetings all: My apologies for crossposting. I posted a message like this about a year ago, and I'm sending it out again. I received some great responses from everyone then and I'd like to try to continue to hold this informal survey, the results of which I will again post on my blog. Any comments and flack gladly accepted... I'm curious about which are your most respected venues for online and print poetry publication. To where do you return regularly? Without which sites can't you live? Please send your responses backchannel and thanks in advance! -- Bob Marcacci <http://marcacci.blogspot.com/>
Re: Sonnet
Most of my life remains = 1 second, 3rd down and 4 = The flatness of the word = Call apology what you pill = Feral of cheshire = More & moreover = The baudy = Another is needed = Turn around = Comprehendical = Differencelation = 4th and goal = Another down = "Yours" = -- Bob All you need in this life is ignorance and confidence, and then success is sure. - Mark Twain > From: Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2006 08:29:54 -0500 > To: > Subject: Sonnet > > Sonnet > > One quarter of my life remains to me. > One fifth, one sixth, one seventh. > The thickness of the world = deathbed spirituality. > Call ontology what you will = thick mantle of flesh. > Barrel of flesh = warmth in winter, food in drought. > More and more I recognize _I inhabit myself._ > The body = burial shroud. > No other is needed = the other is always needed. > I turn around and recognize world other than my mother. > The mind stumbles to comprehend radical difference. > Radical difference = strangulation of the mesh. > One eighth of my life remains to me. > Listen! These are the worlds of an _already-ghost._ > Flesh and bone = beautiful nudity. > "We are all holes under the hammer of god."
Last Call: Online and Print Journals Survey
e-Greetings all: Thought I would post this again just for good measure. I've received some excellent responses already, but I was hoping to receive a few more. A few seconds to jot down your off-the-top thoughts would be wonderful. I'd like to try to continue to hold this informal survey each year, the results of which I will again post on my blog. Any comments and flack gladly accepted... I'm curious about which are your most respected venues for online and print poetry publication. To where do you return regularly? Without which sites can't you live? Please send your responses backchannel and thanks in advance! -- Bob Marcacci <http://marcacci.blogspot.com/>
Re: keep (your) sake to (your) self
yeah, you're on fire, steved... -- Bob Marcacci The writing of a poem is like a child throwing stones into a mineshaft. You compose first, then you listen for the reverberation. - James Fenton > From: Sheila Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Theory and Writing > Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2006 07:43:49 -0800 > To: > Subject: Re: keep (your) sake to (your) self > > grEAT!!! > > "steve d. dalachinsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:hat's HIS, I won't > now > try to crave wit. hose AS his? > as sit OURS. bake lit rACK. > shit's snot MINEd. stiff bits snot > sOURS when HOSEd? > hen hIt seems a bit Ill slams note pre mined often > mANY THIN g's. It done it keeps now watch > towers DOt wither split. doll your thin keep > It shouldered spasms grit lone tones > SHAll aNON? swat a bout of > sTIFFs? hats a bout of RATIOs? > at a bout of HILls? four OMs? sour pILLs? > score dismay be sKAREy N' > down your ink phone offers theme world > wait a bit? shy nut? hyena dons t Ilt > can't sit ether. > hat a blouted YUle? > dot YOUr aunts tights > where: stake bit groom me? > > > - > Sponsored Link > > Degrees online in as fast as 1 Yr - MBA, Bachelor's, Master's, Associate - > Click now to apply > > > > - > Sponsored Link > > Rates near 39yr lows. $420,000 Loan for $1399/mo - Calculate new house payment
Results of my 2006 print/online journal survey...
can be located here: <http://marcacci.blogspot.com/>. I'd like to thank everyone who sent in a response! See you e-later. -- Bob Marcacci Men are often capable of greater things than they perform. They are sent into the world with bills of credit, and seldom draw to their full extent. - Horace Walpole
MiPoRadio's THE COUNTDOWN #18
In time for Christmas! I want to invite everyone to take a listen to THE COUNTDOWN #18, my irregularly released podcast for MiPoRadio. You can do that by going to <http://miporadio.blogspot.com/> and clicking the obvious. This week's show highlights the poetry of Gertrude Stein, and stars these poets and bloggers from around the world: As-Is, David Caddy, Lorna Dee Cervantes, Juliet Cook, Guyana-Gyal, Derek Motion, Michael Parker, Burning-Moon, Greg Perry & Josh Walleart. If you like what you hear and you would like me to consider your own blog's offspring for future shows, send me a message and we'll add you to the mix. Comments and conversay appreciated, front or backchannel. Thanks for tuning in! -- Bob Marcacci <http://marcacci.blogspot.com/> Nobody can make you feel inferior without your permission. - Eleanor Roosevelt
Yesterday's Texts
how abt btw 630 AND 700? ok! Bob!i want to ask you something! can we meet this sunday afternoon? That's great! then what time can we study?it will be greater to meet after 2 o'clock what time is more comfortable to you? i forgot my wedding ring and the watch... if you have a secure place please bring them to me... i'm sorry... thank you!:-D Can we meet at 3 o'clock? great! then see you this Sunday at 3 p.m SUBWAY GWOMAO OR DAWANGLU? -- Bob Marcacci He that will not sail till all dangers are over must never put to sea. - Thomas Fuller
