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All Poetry & Nothing But
 

John Z. Guzlowski: Ode to Paul Carroll

Sam Abrams: His classical period

Paul Amlehn: “And if I become the ancient traveler”

Lawrence Ferlinghetti: The maestro sounds the depths of his ever-fresh citizen’s rage

Norman Minnick: “I assume the duties of a poet” We hope he knows what he’s getting into

Bogdan Tiganov: The fresh face of the millenium, via Romania

Frank S. Eannarino Jr.: “There’s the sheep all huddled”

Shane Neilson: “Public Sex Acts” and “Bird Men”

Gwen Albert: “sometimes our flag/has a golden fringe/around it,” and then something happened, Albert explains

Aaron Simon: “There is some artifice involved, naturally”

Jim Harrison: “Young Love”

Marius Dumitru: “ockhamist flamboyancy” The takeover of Ingles by Romanians continues

Vincent Farnsworth: “thank the ankh in thank” and we thank Prague for this fierce ex-pat

Tim Gilmore: “House of Assignation”

Bill Evans: “Semi-automatic squirt guns”

Richard Robbins: "Waves of skaters swoon in their cyanide”

Barry Gifford: Proof that nobody visits Romania without extreme consequences

Beverly J. Poston: “long nights of Jesus slipping in and out the door”

Terry Jacobus: Chicago Beat transcendentalism explained

R.A. Pavoldi: “no hygienist ever kissed me like that”

Matthew Byrne: “You'll pull that drainplug from the wish fountain.” Sometimes Matthew is very bitter.

Nicole Pugh: Fresh bloom from the swamp of the New Orleans School For the Imagination (NOSI)

Brentley Frazer: “and though you soap his wounds he dies”

Leonard Gontarek: “I put on my Medusa mask and look for cats.”

Frank Giampietro: “My parents are right about many things” You heard it in the Corpse first, folks!

Parris Garnier: “bowl poised under a testicle cloud” She’s talking about Chicago

Carsten Rene Nielsen, translated from the Danish by David Keplinger: “they wear their faces inside out”

Monica McFawn: “throw it against the wall” is what she does here, but there are other things, not sure, but what a beautiful name!

Laura McCullough: “without a permit, rising from the streets” Political, we think

Dan Encarnacion: “Blacjack Poppa squeezed”

Jorge Lucio de Campos, translated from Brasilian Portuguese by Hugh Fox

Patrick Herron: “Joyous Fucking Poem--altered found poem originally titled 'Live to be Joyous'" If you need something altered, Patrick is the man

Joseph Wood: “I stood apologizing to the tiniest children”

Janine Canan: Victor Hugo, Marina Tsvetaeva, and herself

Erika Mikkalo: “They claimed the amalgam no mercury contained.” They claimed that but, as it turns out, poetry stops at nothing

Toby C. Siegel: “Finger valleys, thick galaxy ooze” Editorial consensus has it that this is a sex-jammed sonnet

Piotr Gwiazda: Three poems wherein young poet considers return to oceanslime

Chad Faries: "Can We Think About Things That Don’t Interest Us?"

 

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