ab chaos poesis: made things arising

Blog originally designed for the cruelest month, when I scratch out a poem a day in order to stay connected to Robin Reagler. Now also a repository for my matters poetry. (Ab Chaos Poesis is a riff on Ab Chaos Lex, which is Joyce's joke on the catholic motto, ab chaos ordo.) (No relation to the metal band which is top fifty results of a 2020 google search to check the latin.)

Showing posts with label erasures. Show all posts
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05 February 2022

"We Warned You" -- a full M&M run-through -- is up on Word For/Word

 Jonathan Minton at Word For/Word has added a complete Mourning & Melancholia run-through, "We Warned You," in issue 38 and I'm glad. 


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22 April 2018

P 165 #explodethelogic

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02 April 2016

And April 2: Erasures: even though I've learned that Donald Trump signs all his mail in gold sharpies

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My Poems from Around the Web

  • "Correctional. Federal"
  • "Dear Ivanka" on Rise Up Review
  • "Discernment" on Drunken Boat
  • "Essential OIl" on Blackcrackle
  • "Five Volvos In and Out of Texas"
  • "Fleetwood Mac" on CrossReview
  • "Ghost Stories"
  • "Good Luck with Your Literature" on David St.-Lascaux's Interrupting Infinity
  • "Just Bulbs" on Word Riot
  • "Mourning & Melancholia 20 April 2017 p 249" on Glittermob
  • "Nature Poem (2)" on Tinderbox
  • "On the Beauty of Petrochemicals" on Ars Poetica
  • "Parable of the Talents" and "Rite" on Glint
  • "Paris Hilton and the Death of the Ethical" on Wicked Alice
  • "Solastalgia"
  • "Some Curses" on Matter
  • "Two Sisters Reunited After 18 Years in Checkout Counter" or Delphi on Drunken Boat
  • "Vienna's Kunstkammer to Reopen" on Human Journal
  • "What I Liked" on Rhino
  • "When summer approaches, adjunct teachers worry about money" on Juked
  • "Why We Are Christian #41 (or, On the Road with Constantine, 360 c.e.)" on Drunken Boat
  • “Flight Tests on Butterflies Disclose Free Spirits” on Best Poem
  • Four Poems on Dancing Girl Press
  • Four Poems on Wicked Alice
  • Two Poems on James Cervantes' Review
  • Two Sestinas on Festival Writer

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    Day 30 ... NaPoWriMo / Poem-a-Day 2024 - Well, last day. Let's end with the Day 30 blog intro from that great year 2013: Day 30. One of the hallmarks of my "teenagehood" was the slogan of the ...
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    AU Review: "Liston is a captivating storyteller..." "...a fascinating insight into a remarkable pirate queen..." - Thank you so much to John Goodridge of the *AU Review* for coming along to one of my Adelaide Fringe 2020 shows and reviewing it so thoughtfully. I real...
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    4.29.19 - it isn't a headache. still, holding my glabella prevents rage running, hurdling and passing my irritation like a contagion baton I'm focused on silence, una...
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  • bloof books: news
    Website redesign in progress. If we disappear, don't worry. - *Please pardon our appearance* as we migrate the site to WordPress and refresh the look and content. This is a long-overdue update, but we will be back ...
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    October Photo Project, Year 10, Day 31: Goodnight, October. (at... - October Photo Project, Year 10, Day 31: Goodnight, October. (at Mountain View, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpnvS6FH1R3xodA6gGPQA9kNlWVIwzCLVQw...
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    24, 25, 26 - [image: 24 - For years we could][image: 25][image: 26 - As for mentorship]
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    There Will Be a Series of Doors: Catching Up on the Year - I’ve always kept diaries. When I was very little they were velvet with keys and special pens. Now they’re just black books I keep by my bed. Sometimes I s...
    8 years ago
  • maniacalmonocleblog
    040916 - A LIFE IN THE DAY (based on Tony’s “A Day”) The poem slouched In an idea, Like this… Watch Othello’s film The one he shot of the three ladies Sprawled am...
    8 years ago
  • wordshophop
    The Oyster - by Francis Ponge, translated by Jane Swanson The oyster is the size of an average stone yet rougher in appearance and less in color, brilliantly white. I...
    9 years ago
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