Seção: English

SPECK Single the sky, pulled taut above earth single the sky, above water. Bound to bark and leaves. You are solo. Blended into paint and forced into color the song [...]

SPACE / THE SOLDIER WHO DIED FOR PERSPECTIVE * To ‘put things in perspective’ would be to see them in relation to ‘something else’, but since (at least so far) [...]

HUSH AND TRAVAIL IN MEMORY ABRAHAM SUTZKEVER (JULY 15, 1913 – JANUARY 20, 2010) Abraham Sutzkever Selected Poetry and Prose, translated from the Yiddish by Barbara and Benjamin Harshav, with [...]

--The "personal" is already a plural condition. Perhaps one feels that it is located somewhere within, somewhere inside the body--in the stomach? the chest? the genitals? the throat? the head? [...]

(Robert Grenier wrote the following text in response to Martin Richet's request for an introduction to ROBERT CREELEY Là: poèmes 1968-1975 (Editions Héros-Limite, Geneva). MR thanked RG for his contribution, but subsequently [...]

Forthcoming from Singing Horse Press   for yang wan-li (1127-1206) I’ve tended this patch of dirt for thirty years : herded ants ∙ pollinated flowers ∙ seeded clouds lying on [...]

Leslie Scalapino’s Rhythmic Intensities Scalapino Memorial Poetry Project at St. Mark’s Church New York, June 21, 2010   The poet dies, the poet’s work is borne by her readers. When [...]

Leslie Scalapino passed away on May 28, 2010 in Berkeley, California. She was born in Santa Barbara in 1944 and raised in Berkeley, California. After Berkeley High School, she attended [...]