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Subject: LANGUAGE POETRY Matches Found: 162 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` 25TH DANCE - SAYING THINGS ABOUT MAKING GARDENS, by JACKSON MACLOW Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: Everyone begins making thunder though taking pigs somewhere Alternate Author Name(s): Mac Low, Jackson Subject(s): Language Poetry ABOUT, by JAMES TERENCE SHERRY Poem Source First Line: This is about about, until now a subject reference, point of Subject(s): Language Poetry AKA, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Lola the elder Last Line: Made of onionskin Subject(s): Language Poetry ALBANY, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Recitation by Author Poet's Biography First Line: If the function of writing is to 'express the world.' my father withheld child Subject(s): Family Life; Conduct Of Life; Social Commentaries; Language Poetry; Relatives ALBUM - A RUNTHRU, by CLARK COOLIDGE Poem Source First Line: I look in that one kind of dwindled. And in this Subject(s): Language Poetry AN EPISTLE TO A FRIEND, by JOHN BYROM Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The art of english poetry, I find Last Line: With righter verdict, tho' the court's a dream. Subject(s): Art & Artists; Books; English Language; Language Poetry; Poetry & Poets; Reading AND THE LOVE OF LAUGHTER, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: What he lent himself studious of blind faith Subject(s): Language Poetry AND, HINGES, by TED GREENWALD Poem Source First Line: Fog hanged over the park, the night cold, and, clean Subject(s): Language Poetry ANECDOTE THAT WENT WITH IT, by RAY DIPALMA Poem Source First Line: The long reaches of the street Subject(s): Language Poetry ANTONVILLE, by PETER SEATON Poem Source First Line: I provide my past with you, the most Subject(s): Language Poetry APPROXIMATELY, by DIANE WARD Poem Source First Line: Meaning a context or vision to confer with this which could be a Subject(s): Language Poetry BED, by RAY DIPALMA Poem Source First Line: Dark o'clock Subject(s): Language Poetry BEGINNING TO END, by CARLA HARRYMAN Poem Source First Line: I used to be sure but I've forgotten how to count. Would you like Subject(s): Language Poetry BINARY, by BOB PERELMAN Poem Source First Line: Two heads are better than one Subject(s): Language Poetry BOOK OF THE YELLOW CASTLE, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: This can be seen as placing a mirror against the page Subject(s): Language Poetry BOOK OF THE YELLOW CASTLE, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: This can be seen as placing a mirror against the page Last Line: These are scalings of a sentence Subject(s): Language Poetry BOOK YEARS, by BOB PERELMAN Poem Source First Line: A religious virgin of unspecific sex Subject(s): Language Poetry CALLING, by JAN LEE ANDE Poem Source First Line: Summers she climbed the hawthorn tree Last Line: Tongues, the ancient language of poets Subject(s): Books; Language Poetry; Latin; Poetry And Poets CARIBBEAN: LANGUAGE AS TRANSLUCENT IMMINENCE, by WILL ALEXANDER Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Language being the primal conductor of liberty becomes the mag Last Line: Which a beacon mesmerically burns with the stars of a translucent imminence Subject(s): Caribbean Sea; Identity; Language Poetry; Tongues CHINA, by BOB PERELMAN Poem Source First Line: We live on the third world from the sun. Number three. Nobody tells us Last Line: But better get used to dreams too Subject(s): China; Language Poetry CLAIRVOYANT JOURNAL: CLAIRVOYANTLY WRITTEN - SILENT TEACHER, by HANNAH WEINER Poem Source First Line: Hannah this is the best page -- hannah this may Last Line: Close as you naked could come Subject(s): Language Poetry COLLOAM, by PETER T. INMAN Poem Source First Line: Morrow every listen Subject(s): Language Poetry COMPLETE BALANCING WEATHER MEETS, by TED GREENWALD Poem Source Subject(s): Language Poetry COMPLETE THOUGHT, by BARRETT WATTEN Poem Source First Line: The world is complete Last Line: The violinist arrives at a spot Subject(s): Language Poetry CONFIDENCE TRICK, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Intentionally leaderless - recite this alphabet; body never ends Subject(s): Language Poetry D E MO O, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: This is a test. Subject(s): Language Poetry DEATH OF FLOYD COLLINS, by CLARK COOLIDGE Poem Source First Line: These were contemporaries of the mammoth Subject(s): Language Poetry DOUBLE, by MARY RAE ARMANTROUT Poem Source First Line: So these are the hills of home. Hazy tiers Subject(s): Language Poetry; Nothingness DRAWING, by JAMES TERENCE SHERRY Poem Source First Line: Fingers tremble over the belly Subject(s): Language Poetry DRAWING ON KREISLER, by JAMES TERENCE SHERRY Poem Source First Line: He strings the separate nor near you Subject(s): Language Poetry ENTERING THE STUDENT'S POEM, by RUTH STONE Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The most beautiful videos / come from reading poetry Last Line: The blood rushing to her forehead. Subject(s): Exchange Students; Language Poetry; Poetry Readings; Foreign Exchange Programs EXTREMITIES, by MARY RAE ARMANTROUT Poem Source First Line: Going to the desert Subject(s): Language Poetry FACADES FOR NORMA COLE, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: These ornaments as we pass Subject(s): Language Poetry FACADES FOR NORMA COLE, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: These ornaments as we pass Last Line: It came about by itself %during yesterday's storm Subject(s): Language Poetry FED DRAPES, by CLARK COOLIDGE Poem Source First Line: Fell far but the barn (came) up & smacked me Subject(s): Language Poetry FLOW CHART, by JOHN ASHBERY Poem Full Text Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Still in the published city but not yet Last Line: Put up to warm us and as soon expunged, in part of wholly Subject(s): Language Poetry; Life FLOW CHART, by JOHN ASHBERY Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Still in the published city but not yet Last Line: Again in earnest, color-coded. It's open: the bridge, that way Subject(s): Language Poetry FOR SHE, by CARLA HARRYMAN Poem Source First Line: The back of the head resting on the pillow was not wasted. We Subject(s): Language Poetry FOUR EPISTLES: MIRACLE AT THE FEAST OF PENTECOST: 4, by JOHN BYROM Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: I have with attention, dear vicar, repass'd Last Line: And, speaking or silent, am yours to command, Subject(s): Bible; Hebrew Literature; Language Poetry; Religion; Theology GIANT OTTERS, by JACKSON MACLOW Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: They were a close family of giant otters Last Line: No demand for clarity %as the eyes are unsealed and the world flows in as light? Alternate Author Name(s): Mac Low, Jackson Subject(s): Language Poetry; Otters GUARD, SELS., by LYN HEJINIAN Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Subject(s): Language Poetry HABIT OF ENERGY, by DIANE WARD Poem Source First Line: An enthusiastic gummed flap, awaiting. Something cloudy in the head Last Line: Thrill and thrill snatched suddenly an idle habit of energy, a moment Subject(s): Language Poetry HADRIAN'S LANE, by RAY DIPALMA Poem Source First Line: What fills the whisper and Subject(s): Language Poetry HOUND'S NEST FOR A PARAFEN, by JAMES TERENCE SHERRY Poem Source First Line: When the wind patch Subject(s): Language Poetry I DROVE THROUGH THIS OLD WORLD THIS AFTERNOON, by CLARK COOLIDGE Poem Source First Line: And it was ancient, quiet, lean and brass Subject(s): Language Poetry KETJAK, SELS., by RON SILLIMAN Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Revolving door Last Line: Straight line. Look at that room filled with fleshy babies. We ate them Subject(s): Language Poetry LAPSTRAKE, by TED GREENWALD Poem Source First Line: The cleat curved you curved the spider Subject(s): Language Poetry LATTER DAY, by MARY RAE ARMANTROUT Poem Source First Line: When the particular Subject(s): Language Poetry LENS, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: I failed to draw a map and you followed it perfectly Subject(s): Language Poetry LENS, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: I failed to draw a map and you followed it perfectly Last Line: A few steps should be enough Subject(s): Language Poetry LIBRARY IS BURNING, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The library is burning floor by floor Last Line: It felt the most precise Subject(s): Language Poetry LIES, by TED GREENWALD Poem Source First Line: Only %avenue Subject(s): Language Poetry LOVE SONG NO 38, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Subject(s): Language Poetry LOVE SONG NO 48, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Subject(s): Language Poetry LUDICROUS STICK, by TINA DARRAGH Poem Source First Line: To %clean Subject(s): Language Poetry MAINTAINS, SELS., by CLARK COOLIDGE Poem Source First Line: A nouner Subject(s): Language Poetry MANLIUS TO COEYMANS, by CLARK COOLIDGE Poem Source First Line: But could it come up into a limestone so correct, teeth Subject(s): Language Poetry MARS 6 / FROM LIP SERVICE, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: O awkward more vagrant thicker Subject(s): Language Poetry MATTER OF FACT, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Sanity be applicable something men Subject(s): Language Poetry MEASURES, by JACKSON MACLOW Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: Immoderate use turns to restraint Last Line: Thou art said %to have a stubborn soul, a quickening in his eye Alternate Author Name(s): Mac Low, Jackson Subject(s): Language Poetry MIMESIS, by BARRETT WATTEN Poem Source First Line: It thinks, permanent address, states, stands apart, exits Last Line: Could hide this little man, having no intention to be useful Subject(s): Language Poetry MINE: THE ONE THAT ENTERS THE STORIES, SELS., by CLARK COOLIDGE Poem Source First Line: Here I will say it, but it keeps leaving me. Here I will parry Subject(s): Language Poetry MODE Z, by BARRETT WATTEN Poem Source First Line: Could we have those trees cleared out of the way Subject(s): Language Poetry MY LIFE, SELS., by LYN HEJINIAN Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Subject(s): Language Poetry MY NEPALI WORDS BROKEN, FRAGMENTED, by MOHAN KOIRALA Poem Source First Line: Sugar, I write sugar, and paraffin I write Last Line: Who will buy onions?' %can nepali poems not be written at all Subject(s): Human Rights; Language Poetry; Pens And Pencils; Poetry And Poets; Writing And Writers MY QUARREL WITH LANGUAGE POETRY, by MICHAEL COFFEY Poem Source First Line: Dulsville, as in the after-hours Last Line: And we went out and ate them Subject(s): Cancer (disease); Death; Friendship; Language Poetry NAME, SELS., by ALAN DAVIES Poem Source First Line: If the devices fail pens Subject(s): Language Poetry NATIVE, by MARY RAE ARMANTROUT Poem Source First Line: How many constants should there be? Last Line: Redundant but syncopated Subject(s): Language Poetry NECROMANCE, by MARY RAE ARMANTROUT Poem Source First Line: Poppy under a young Last Line: The mermaid's %privacy Subject(s): Language Poetry NO 11, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Subject(s): Language Poetry NO 116, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Subject(s): Language Poetry NO CHANCE OPERATIONS, by JAMES TERENCE SHERRY Poem Source First Line: He had a stroke of luck Subject(s): Language Poetry NON, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Proto-mallie: the flaneur. Subject(s): Language Poetry NOT-FRANCE, by CARLA HARRYMAN Poem Source First Line: I can't stuff myself anymore! (arguments in the form of noble people Last Line: Bored open to a gash in the middle of the condition that is not-france Subject(s): Language Poetry NOTHING, by JAMES TERENCE SHERRY Poem Source First Line: That of which many large varieties are found in the major Subject(s): Language Poetry; Nothingness OF TIME AND THE LINE, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: George burns likes to insist that he always / takes the straight lines Subject(s): Language Poetry; Popular Culture - United States OF TIME AND THE LINE, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: George burns likes to insist that he always %takes the straight lines Last Line: An angle but only one lime to make a margarita Subject(s): Language Poetry; Popular Culture - United States ON THE CORNER TO OFF THE CORNER, SELS., by TINA DARRAGH Poem Source First Line: Performing military service for the king and bearing a child Subject(s): Language Poetry ON THE WAY TO LANGUAGE, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The answer was / the sun, the question Subject(s): Language Poetry ON THE WAY TO LANGUAGE, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The answer was %the sun, the question Last Line: Crossed by the bridge %of frequent sighs Subject(s): Language Poetry OUTRIGGER, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: There is some goggling and conversation coming from the box Last Line: Its gash, evince its crepe Subject(s): Language Poetry PERSON, SELS., by LYN HEJINIAN Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: A person is clinging Subject(s): Language Poetry POEM, by RAY DIPALMA Poem Source First Line: Face to face and in the face Subject(s): Language Poetry PRIMER, by BOB PERELMAN Poem Source First Line: The surface of the earth displays Subject(s): Language Poetry PRIVETS COME INTO SEASON AT HIGH TIDE, by TED GREENWALD Poem Source Subject(s): Language Poetry PROSPERITY, by DIANE WARD Poem Source First Line: Mention trusty as a talk of marching, orders Subject(s): Language Poetry QUINDECAGON, by RON SILLIMAN Poet Analysis Recitation by Author Poet's Biography Subject(s): Language Poetry RANGE, by MARY RAE ARMANTROUT Poem Source First Line: There cloud moves in front of cloud, and above, suggesting Subject(s): Language Poetry RECOMMEND, by JACKSON MACLOW Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: Annex no next time or anxiety or brood or bid Last Line: Though autumn's over and the sly defeat the cunning %runningfarther when leaves greet us in octave s Alternate Author Name(s): Mac Low, Jackson Subject(s): Language Poetry RED SHIFT, SELS., by PETER T. INMAN Poem Source First Line: Silos all by a stillness %nells from bend, a boil allow Subject(s): Language Poetry REDO, SELS., by LYN HEJINIAN Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Subject(s): Language Poetry RELAYS, by BARRETT WATTEN Poem Source First Line: Let no one consider the original noise Subject(s): Language Poetry RIPE TACK, by RAY DIPALMA Poem Source First Line: Keel's echo small stagger Subject(s): Language Poetry SEDUCED BY ANALOGY, by BOB PERELMAN Poem Source First Line: First sentence: her cheap perfume Subject(s): Language Poetry SENSES OF RESPONSIBILITY, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Of all these, pieces from which this Last Line: As a chiseled voice rose above it almost filling the room Subject(s): Language Poetry SENSES OF RESPONSIBILITY, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Of all these, pieces from which this Last Line: Desire projected & recast, to unmake the borders of logic Subject(s): Language Poetry SENTENCES MY FATHER USED, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Casts across otherwise unavailable fields Last Line: Anyway granules, leopards, folding chairs Subject(s): Language Poetry SENTENCES MY FATHER USED, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Casts across otherwise unavailable fields Subject(s): Language Poetry SEVEN FORBIDDEN WORDS, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Who peered from the invisible world Subject(s): Language Poetry SEVEN FORBIDDEN WORDS, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Who peered from the invisible world Last Line: And the inhabitants welcomed them Subject(s): Language Poetry SHARED SENTENCES, by ALAN DAVIES Poem Source First Line: Towards the latter days of the evening Subject(s): Language Poetry SHEDS OF OUR WEBS, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Floating on completely vested time, alacrity Last Line: All, which heave at having had Subject(s): Language Poetry SILENT TEACHERS/REMEMBERED SEQUEL: CLAIR STYLE -- SEEN WORDS, by HANNAH WEINER Poem Source First Line: Hannah type your preferences without seeing glad Last Line: Black children speak Subject(s): Language Poetry SITTING UP, STANDNG, TAKING STEPS, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: High gray sky. A large wood table with only a green bottle of 'white' rhine Subject(s): Language Poetry SPEECHES AT THE BARRIERS: 2, by SUSAN HOWE Poem Full Text Poet's Biography First Line: Right or ruth / rent Subject(s): Language Poetry SPEECHES AT THE BARRIERS: 2, by SUSAN HOWE Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: Right or ruth %rent Last Line: Fugitive dialogue of masterwork Subject(s): Language Poetry SPOKE, SELS., by HANNAH WEINER Poem Source First Line: What if the september flowers hurt I was prepared Subject(s): Language Poetry START ANYWHERE, by BARRETT WATTEN Poem Source Subject(s): Language Poetry STOVE'S OUT, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: There is an emptiness that fills Last Line: Unseating a chiffon shock Subject(s): Language Poetry STREETS, by BOB PERELMAN Poem Source First Line: There's no history in the past Subject(s): Language Poetry SYMBIOSIS, by JAMES TERENCE SHERRY Poem Source First Line: This poem's about somebody else, not me Subject(s): Language Poetry TABLE, by RAY DIPALMA Poem Source First Line: Not wide but a wing Subject(s): Language Poetry TEETHING ON TYPE: 2, SELS., by JULIE PATTON Poem Source First Line: Your mammy and your daddy' Last Line: Sea of troubles where they saw' Subject(s): Language Poetry TENDER ARC, by DIANE WARD Poem Source First Line: Describe porcelain and I was touching the cool gleam of white Subject(s): Language Poetry THE CARIBBEAN: LANGUAGE AS TRANSLUCENT IMMINENCE, by WILL ALEXANDER Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Language being the primal conductor of liberty becomes the mag Subject(s): Caribbean Sea; Identity; Language Poetry; Tongues THE LIBRARY IS BURNING, by MICHAEL PALMER Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The library is burning floor by floor Subject(s): Language Poetry THE NOSE OF KIM DARBY'S DOUBLE, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Canyons, paths / dug thru the snow Subject(s): Driving; Landscape; Language Poetry THE SHEDS OF OUR WEBS, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Floating on completely vested time, alacrity Last Line: All, which heave at havind had Subject(s): Language Poetry THIN PLACES, by CLARK COOLIDGE Poem Source First Line: As if the sun were winding round a spool, this Subject(s): Language Poetry THROUGH WALLS, by MARY RAE ARMANTROUT Poem Source First Line: Stomach: lonely Subject(s): Language Poetry TROPE MARKET, by JACKSON MACLOW Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: In the network, in the ruin Last Line: Fetishistically in nacreous %instantaneity spookily shod Alternate Author Name(s): Mac Low, Jackson Subject(s): Language Poetry TWO WORDS, by PETER SEATON Poem Source First Line: It's clear, you run wild with my message. All the answers Subject(s): Language Poetry UNDER [SELECTION], by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The word as ground, sounded and scratching, etching detail, retching in the throat, crosses a moat o Subject(s): Language Poetry VARIOUS MEANINGS, by JACKSON MACLOW Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: The bottom of a green arras extends a vocabulary Last Line: In two or three %months the manacles could not have been forgotten. Too much light Alternate Author Name(s): Mac Low, Jackson Subject(s): Language Poetry WALL REV, by JACKSON MACLOW Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: A line is a crack Alternate Author Name(s): Mac Low, Jackson Subject(s): Language Poetry WEEKS, SELS., by HANNAH WEINER Poem Source First Line: We get along wonderfully. It was something that inspired me Last Line: Coast guard station in italy. We chose the ones we could identify the easiest Subject(s): Language Poetry WHAT, by RON SILLIMAN Poet Analysis Recitation by Author Poet's Biography First Line: The flowser semon Subject(s): Language Poetry WHILE, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Were I idiom and Last Line: Taut that the Subject(s): Language Poetry WHILE, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Were I idiom and Subject(s): Language Poetry WHITE FOOLSCAP: BOOK OF CORDELIA, by SUSAN HOWE Poem Full Text Poet's Biography First Line: Heroine in ass-skin / mouthing o helpful Subject(s): Language Poetry WHITE FOOLSCAP: BOOK OF CORDELIA, by SUSAN HOWE Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: Heroine in ass-skin %mouthing o helpful Last Line: Ifor I %haveaten %it a %way Subject(s): Language Poetry WORD I LIKE WHITE PAINT CONSIDERED, by JAMES TERENCE SHERRY Poem Source First Line: Anonymous days transact to know Subject(s): Language Poetry WORD WORLD, by BOB PERELMAN Poem Source First Line: Gentle analogists rock the surface Subject(s): Language Poetry WORLD SHIFTS, by GUY BENNETT Poem Source Last Line: Ceaselessly cautioning, veering, %touching speech Subject(s): Language Poetry; Speech WRITING IS AN AID TO MEMORY, SELS., by LYN HEJINIAN Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Time wounds all heals, spills through Last Line: Hide's felicity depends Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU, by CHARLES BERNSTEIN Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Time wounds all heals, spills through Last Line: Hide's felicity depend Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 1, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Hard dreams. The moment at which you recognize that your own death lies Subject(s): Conduct Of Life; Death; Social Commentaries; Language Poetry; Dead, The YOU: PART 10, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Not yet joining letters into words, read the book aloud from memory. Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 12, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: A guide to the sky under full nondisclosure. Subject(s): Nature; Language Poetry YOU: PART 18, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Recitation by Author Poet's Biography First Line: P=h=I=l=a=d=e=l=p=h=I=a. Under the dogwood tree, Subject(s): Language Poetry; City & Town Life YOU: PART 19, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Moment in which I realize I'm not wearing my glasses. Old stone Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 20, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Old stone inn, used by the tories to plot the assault on Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 21, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Smidgens in the glass harass. Moment at which first bird starts to Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 22, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Small boy in a seaman's cap reminds me suddenly of my own such Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 23, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Sun is in the trees behind which a train rushes north to new york. Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 24, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Sun is in the trees behind which a train rushes north to new york. Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 26, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Recitation by Author Poet's Biography First Line: The breeze sucks the shade into the window's screen. Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 27, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Driving through completely unfamiliar streets, realizing this will be Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 28, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Squirrel at the thistle sock, fat and gray. White bearded affable Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 29, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Lightning rolling, popping, snapping all across the sky (the whole Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 30, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The aggression of toddlers or of squirrels. Theory of naming Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 32, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: To look up at the impossible brightness would be fatal, tall cloud Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 36, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: On his desk, the book of psalms and new testament, printed in Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 37, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: As the pop foul descends from the heavens into the crowd, hands and Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 38, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Recitation by Author Poet's Biography First Line: In the land of the elephants, death transforms the world: a hunter Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 39, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Optical dimultiplexer divides data Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 40, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: In the forest mist, first dawn light is suspended, diffused, shadowless, Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 8, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Readers of the lost art. Monster with an eye in its mouth (body of a rocket Subject(s): Language Poetry YOU: PART 9, by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Subject(s): Language Poetry ZERO TOLERANCE IS TOO WET FOR ME, by BRUCE ANDREWS Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Last Line: I'll put incentives back into bleach Subject(s): Language Poetry ZYXT [SELECTION], by RON SILLIMAN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The hand without its palm would be nothing Subject(s): Language Poetry |
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