Bohemian Jerry
Bohemian Jerry by Dillon Mullenix Bohemian Jerry is always broke drunk hungry and smoking a long chain of cigarettes I help him sometimes with what
Month: March 2011
Your Ass
Your Ass by Lewis MacAdams Jr. I study a deep, green painting and dream of ‘your ass’ I am sitting in this sidewalk cafe trying
Issues in Digital Poetry
Diverging Digital Roads: Poetry and E-books By Craig Morgan Teicher Each year just before April, which is, of course, National Poetry Month, PW takes an
Boston, July 2010
Boston, July 2010 by Sarah Endsley The horses are dark & skittish– and when I turn, their eyes flare– I’ve always ridden bareback, couldn’t stand
Birthdays over the weekend.
It was the birthday of Robert Frost, born in San Francisco (1874). He cultivated the image of a rural New England poet with a pleasant disposition, but
Surreptitious Kissing
Surreptitious Kissing by Denis Johnson I want to say that forgiveness keeps on dividing, that hope gives issue to hope, and more, but of course
Review of Dart by Alice Oswald
Dart by Alice Oswald Published by Faber and Faber Review by Cameron Self Dart is unusual in that, although it comprises a sequence of poems,
Poem on Taschen's Compendium of Alchemy and Mysticism; or Inmate Hangs Self with own Bluejeans—For whom the Bellbottoms Toll…
Poem on Taschen’s Compendium of Alchemy and Mysticism; or Inmate Hangs Self with own Bluejeans— For whom the Bellbottoms Toll… by Quasimofo “I assure you
Review of George Jones, Still the Same Ole Me
If George’s career had ended in 1979, he would still be regarded as one of the greatest singers in country music history. But 1980′s award
Peach Farm
PEACH FARM by Dean Young I felt pretty stupid in brown pants, brown jacket, shirt, shoes and tie at the peach farm. I cast them