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The old Villa Bella Bail Out What? My Mother On Buddhism "Mama, Obento Bako" The George Oppen Arcane The Friends Arcane if everything were the of imagining by daylight and not what falls away (and where So Far, So Good Hard to Believe Peter
Cook & Kenny Lerner (Flying Words Project)
Soft Boiled Egg
Cazadero wraparound threshold Mother, Proem To
Southern Athabascan Chant Prelude in Boricua Candombe Mulatta of
the LA MAÑANA/THE MORNING excerpts from LIT:
From the Foreword from Part I: Notes from The
Norton Anthology of English Literature Volume I:
From Prehistory to 1800
Beowolf
Faces Death Shortly Before His Death, Geoffrey Chaucer Comes to
His Senses
and Reclaims at Least The
Parliament of Birds When
Love Ceased to Sing What
Love Said in Reply (for Henry Howard, Earl of Poem
for the Moon The Difficult Birth of Edmund Spenser’s
Shadow John
Wilmot’s Lament: What Miracles We Harmless Lovers Wrought, Who Knew Not What We Loved Nor Why Christopher
Marlowe’s Notes for a New Faust William Shakespeare Imitating Christopher
Marlowe John
Donne’s Complaynt Nocturne John
Milton Takes Refuge in a Buddhist Monastery So
Rare a White (for Edmund Waller, Anne Bradstreet, and Richard Lovelace) I’ve
Loved as I Have Loved (for John Dryden) Before
My Life Began (for Thomas Traherne) Alexander
Pope Shoots from the Hip Oblivion Far-Of Lights, Glittering (for Alfred,
Lord Tennyson) The Hyacinth Bride (for Edward
Fitzgerald) The Mystery of What We’ve Been and Why
We’ve Suffered (for Matthew Arnold) My Sister (for Dante Gabriel Rosetti) The Idle Singer on an Empty Day (for
William Morris) Resurrection (for Ernest Dowson) For Any He Had Not Yet Written (for
Wilfred Owen) The Grammar of Myth (for Robert Graves) on sound cupcake truck Annum Lyrae: January to March above shattered The rook Making wine Summer Light Song of the Creatures Mother Of A
Trillion Orgasms Did Robert Frost Ever Shit In The Woods? No More Jaguar Cats, Just Jaguar Cars Pacific Life At The Laundromat: Story March 27, 2009 On Two lines by Gabirol
With Hopper and Reznikoff in
First Love The Wood Gatherer Speaks Song at 4pm Orphans In Life After Interview by Randy Roark Progress
is the Bo-Tox of Everything nineteen eighty-one nineteen eighty-seven Both Named Marge Solstice, Those Three Damn Words “The Old Canceroo, They Call It...” Insecurity Wisdom Recent Commute Calm
abiding
“Old
policies, nothing but cops…”
Monday morning Spring 2009 headaches in progress ZEMO RAYS unrequited abstinence love wakes up in a shit
nightmare world of tomorrow without you One Second
Chance Yellow Walkman
One Time
Mist in view My Danish grandma A Night in Invisible Presence
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