Entire Poem up @ Gaga Stigmata Violent Blossoming Cities Ask How to Hear the Song Infected in the language with feet on the flesh- colored linoleum floor, white tulips growl to hold our crisp momentous maker fully cocked and loaded, a crash-test monument to the lion’s handshake that resembles people of a showcase persuasion: any…
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BOOK STARS OF THE NIGHT COMMUTE by ANA BOZICEVIC Stars of the Night Commute haunts in three dimensions, knit by a below-words rumble in the sure rhythm of dreams. Many of the poems carry a shamanistic, elemental quality, as if real matter were articulating out of word-fragments. Božičević writes, “At the end of poetry the…
Three new poems up at Unlikely Stories! Stimulus Package, Survival of the Fittest, and Fake Memoir to Become Real Novel — loads more to read there. Happy 4th of July ! ~~~~ We have the same neck…. ~~~~
First, kick off April Fool’s Day and National Poetry Month with the killer song above by Andrew Bird and Martin Dosh, “Simple X.” I’m serious: this tune”ll make you feel good. Next, note that you can actively participate in the forging of new poems with a whole lotta other poets who participate in “NaPoWriMo” (National…
Fri. April 3rd, Coffeehouse: Got the blues? Friday, April 3, 2009 at 8pm come to PeaceSmiths’ Topical, A-Typical Folk Music, Poetry and Whatever Coffeehouse. Got the blues? Come organize. It makes you feel better. We have a table full of info on local music, politics, petitions and community concerns. Come bring some literature and promote…
Raise the volume, dance around, and don’t forget to hear the lyrics… Ms. Mavis Staples: We were working there that night. Pops called us and told us, “Listen, y’all, this man Martin is here, Martin Luther King, and I want to go to his church. He has a church, Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, and would…
The Midnight Organ Fight – Frightened Rabbit How much do I love this album right about now? Read many reviews here. And let yourself jump around, should you be so moved.
AMY KING 