This is a list I do not want to be on. I keep trying
to get off, but noone seems to be listening. I am
almost willing to close my e-mail account to get off
this BULLSHIT list. Someone help me.
AJ
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Mock blink
mock the dribbling that you thought
Canadians DO NOT write poetry. They pretend, or BITCH!
AJ
--- John M. Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mock blink
mock the dribbling that you thought made
matter blathered dreaming of a cubit sprawling
samples speeded toward yr sleep tug
gap chunks of tunnel scalded in your
posture
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It's a poem, in need of editing. Where are the
silences? Why are there redundencies? Nice start.
AJ
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Poem or Song?
Ain't she sweet?
It ain't necessarily so.
Tell it to me confidentially
So I may spread it abroad.
Your ending surprised me
In
--- Halvard Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 21, 2005, at 8:42 AM, Dan Waber wrote:
not
a purdy pitchur
no not nobody
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Nessens primavera (What he said about Nixon.) and
bottle of Great Wall wine, and thinking Jackson
Pollock and Cool Hand Luke folly juxtaposed against.
And he says, he says to all those folk who mistook
freedom for peace, Palm Sunday cross in hand, he says,
let breath be our license. And then,
negga negga negga
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negga negga negga
--- Alex Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Halvard Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 21, 2005, at 8:42 AM, Dan Waber wrote:
not
a purdy pitchur
no not nobody
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or, simply put, what-not --
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or what
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Flash Vignette
Knew a man whod grope his
wife from behind a large white sheet
made antiseptic. And whod press
tranny hookers into being force-fed
¼-carat diamonds wrapped in feces.
And whose semen, I was told, somehowd
congeal like aspic. Mere alcohol
doesnt thrill me at all, he liked
to
How Do You Make It Read Like Love
Mightve carelessly
made do, wrenched,
all dry down there --
back, what-what,
a shoulder Lift
your wings! against
my, pause said pause,
face. Happy toes
happy toes, happy toes!
Ah, when say, when,
always when -- like that!
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Bosom -- What a fuckin marvelous word.
Ha, beaver!
--- Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2 real things
flaccus, thomas ward, wrote this book, published
1842, anonymous. the
signature is signed by the author the author -
http://www.asondheim.org/ - scroll down the
directory to the
If you're working in context of form as architecture
-- then, regardless of poem's intelligence and inner
satire, you might wanna tweak into content, you being
certainly more discerning than myself, and form, in
order to establish greater symmetry. That is, if we're
thinking similarly -- and if
Years
been drawing d o
o r s
on that wall
and how? when?
what one might
go through it?
--- mIEKAL aND [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I enjoy the rough
of the contrary grain
(saith drool
have walked 3
steps a time
some what in
Years
been drawing
d o o r
on that wall
and how when
what one can
might go thr
u it?
--- mIEKAL aND [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I enjoy the rough
of the contrary grain
(saith drool
have walked 3
steps a time
some what in
aint awaref silences interned
without variable riff patterns, said.
Whats burgeonin not never tell you.
this crimp 'n
sleeves been
tugged persist-ently ands stiff
fer havin' been
pulled bychoicest hands
no sense n washin spots
thatll remain? why ttempt ta wring
myself ina
barnacles
as they
tighten
coarsely round
the oar
great!
--- Sheila Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
these pieces you've just posted are all glorious
--- mIEKAL aND [EMAIL
You need to use contractions, cannot revert to 19th
British style -- as Oscar Wilde, might've done. Why?
While I understand, and this is my opinion, and have
done it that way myself, it's not easily transfer to a
non native speaking audience -- and everyone's
speaking English, mostly because it's
--- Bill Berkson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2005 11:58:11 -0700
From: Bill Berkson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FW: IMOMF
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MOMA REPUBLISHES IMOMF
In Memory of My Feelings-Frank O'Hara.~Edited with
an afterword by Bill
Symphony Ode
dear
dear you
you that
YES
dang-ling in tow
odd end
held in force and
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Thanks Lanny. Nice to know you're one of the mates!
Hope to meet soon (and with compassion, or, one hopes,
good sense). Beijing, Bookworm, next Tuesday, come see
a group of open poets talk about life, disagree and
agree, and build dignified community - still, thank
goodness, worth something. There
Very good advice. Through that, and by traveling,
where at most place one's outside of pretense, I've
made that initial contact, the learning whether you
really wanna know this person, or share. Is a good
idea! Was able to meet a number of people, make,
continue contact with many (and I may think
Knew a man whod grope his Wife
Behind a large white sheet 'made antiseptic'
And whod press tranny hookers
Into being force-fed ¼-carat diamonds
Wrapped in feces
And whose semen I was told
somehowd congeal like aspic 'Mere alcohol
doesnt thrill me at all!' he'd boast
quoting from Cole Porter
might / carelessly / make do / wrench / All
dry down there! / strong back / what-what
/ a shoulder / Lift your wings! / against my /
pause he said pause / face
happy toes / happy toes / happy toes / aah /
when say / when always / when / like that /
Like a girl way you
might / carelessly / make do / wrench / All
dry down there! / strong back / what-what
/ a shoulder / Lift your wings! / against my /
pause said pause / face /
happy toes / happy toes / happy toes / aah /
when say / when always / when / like that / Like
a girl way you
don't know how to edit yourself, and I'll say that
without being pretensious--but straight to the point.
It's the littler, littler, wrote littler till just
before finally disappear!
Xiao Yao
--- Allen Bramhall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
heres surely much
to discuss here
so things sun
get
left with more than many of
us. Glad you're sharing!!
Alex
--- Allen Bramhall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alex Jorgensen wrote:
don't know how to edit yourself, and I'll say that
without being pretensious--but straight to the
point.
It's the littler, littler, wrote littler till just
before
It's Lynchian, can I call it, and very good, if I can
so that much. Bravo! Tied it together well.
--- Allen Bramhall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
excise purpleness
of this paddle,
which could be
rarer plus grainier
with a red delivery
truck color, the chance
beyond cold waves.
The
might -- carelessly -- make do -- wrench -- open
-- all dry down there -- back -- shoulders --
Lift your wings! -- against my face
happy toes -- happy toes -- happy toes -- aah
-- when say -- always when -- ( ghosts I
can hear -- 'n' like that ) You look like a girl
...
Xiao Yao (Rock n' roll
An apology. Anyway, nice to read what you wrote.
Incidently, I knew Bob Creeley for about seven years.
Gotta respect someone who reads Creeley, I think - or,
at least, I do.
AJ
--- Allen Bramhall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alex Jorgensen wrote:
dis is wha I been waitin tah-hear
ah, someone
The irony, however well-intentioned the remark - It's
writing and, at least, an expression and that's enough
- 'doesn't serve the people' - and forgets that had it
been such in past years, writing would not have
evolved. That remark is antithetical to Whitman, for
God's sake, not to mention Pound,
Nice, Bob. I never reckoned you for much of anything.
A.
--- Bob Marcacci [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
damn, these squirrelly painters always louse up
everything...
i was reminded of something i painted or poeted...
in this language
which lists endlessly why
assume we are a
and regardless, sir, the message's fallacy. It
misleads by providing security. Zukofsky would never
puff out such tripe. I like graceful things, too, but
would never pretend meself among them.
A.
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no need for 'white'--why?--because its assumed to be
white, as most busts are. albino reaffirms original
notion of bust and then gives the juxtoposition of
that wierd albino kid on TV. Bloody is gratuitous and
blood is found in the proceeding section. breathing
replaced with inhaling, huffing, ...
An Aperitif of Fotbal Lads
A beneficent Oscar Wilde
XY was pretty as an adolescent girl.
Hed modeled in Paris, or
so he said, and made his night
by making others. A daft little priss he was
prone to wordiness, and the occasional gibe--
throaty as those sown by (Tom) Eliot.
My lifes a
An Aperitif of Fotbal Lads
A beneficent Oscar Wilde
XY was pretty as an adolescent girl.
Hed modeled in Paris, or
so he said, and made his night
by making others. A daft little priss he was
prone to wordiness, and the occasional gibe--
throaty as those sown by (Tom) Eliot.
My lifes a
There's no spirit in anything I see, here. It's so
detached, one might say, that its minutia. It could
have been made by something other than a man, and yet
the reader still pleads to belong to some form of
human connection. Seems disagreeable, something I
gotta ask myself, and I don't have the
--- Alex Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 22:46:41 -0700 (PDT)
From: Alex Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: teaching creative writing
To: UB Poetics discussion group
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Remember talking to friend some years ago about
treatise I'd written
An apology. I just don't handled this well at all.
It's been nice to hear the thoughts of many of you.
Last night I went to a reading, drank to much,
stumbled myself into thinking I ever had something to
say. Thanks.
AJ
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Seven children found wandering together
Six-year-old in charge;
group later reunited
with parents
By The Associated Press
Monday September 05, 2005
BATON ROUGE, La. -- In the chaos that was Causeway
Boulevard, this group of refugees stood out: a
6-year-old boy walking down the road, holding a
Jessicas Lounge
Did whats-his-face
ever leave?
He invited 400
of his closest friends
to the wedding.
But I did
not think the world
that safe a place
when he finally
bought her a diamond.
Took an antihistamine
before saying, I do.
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wrote:
Voice 1: I am
you turn round and round
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you turn
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Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005 12:07 PM
Subject: you
you
http://vispo.com/nio/SoundShapes.htm
AJ
--- Alex Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you turn round and round
--- Lawrence Upton
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you turn
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Sent: Sunday
Incidently, which I reckon most know, RC's obituary
appeared in papers internationally.
http://epc.buffalo.edu/authors/creeley/obit/kelleher.html
AJ
--- Alex Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you turn round and round
--- Lawrence Upton
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wrote:
you turn
'born to clue gnat dance'
Wow! There must be future, amongst all this,
somewhere, where poets communicate to those who, for
old time's sake, are still listening.
A friend of mine, great poet, died in late March. I
think most of you know him. I just can't believe he'd
be doing this 'what-not'. I
From little farmer, not that anyone's asking, knods.
For some minor stylistic reason, this recalls piece by
Kenneth Patchen's Lemon-colored gloves poem.
AJ
--- BjørnMagnhildøen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Ryan,
I most certainly do not think poetry is pointless.
Likewise, please do not infer that I think this list
is pointless. Frankly speaking, I don't think my
question should one to such a response/conclusion.
My question is an inquiry.
With so many people on these lists and so many writing
Ryan,
I've posted some work, but the point's missed. I think
I was pretty clear with regards to my opinion, which,
alas, is solely that. Thanks.
AJ
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Dear Bob,
The mistake one makes is in the assumption that words
mean anything. It's the context, as you know, which
emboldens. This idea, while not clearly articulated or
perhaps understood by many in the past, is what's new.
This is what one is attempting to accomplish by
'cut-up methodology'
don't know
how say
without prepping
and these
're old words
given me
...
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words
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This is why I permit my box to get stuffed beyond
compare, she said, pulling the chicken bones outta her
underpants.
Thanks,
AJ
--- Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Art and experiment, vision of the PLAGUE
The IMAGE of three folding wooden rulers, German,
millimeter rules:
PLACE
For those of you, who still believe, that writing's an
after taste, that we need community in order to
legitimize what it--
Sorry to say,
AJ
--- Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please note I'm on nomail for a short time - I can
be reached at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] We're driving back across
What do 'you people' do here. Write. Pontificate.
Create a community in which to feel SPECIAL. Or, I
wonder, is this simply a place where perverts come,
and those who like to watch, listen. And for that
gimp, that inevitably will say that art is whatever!
FO!
AJ
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