By Buck DownsAngel Island & Other PoemsBather Librarywww.Bathers-library.square.siteSteve Orth is thinking about you. His hands are busy, sorting and shelving, so that people can find what is there to be...
From "The Yellow Book" calligraphy surname breaks aboardjaundiced boards crystal the sizeof your thumb hone to focusaural auroral “good” vibrationsor afterlife vital uncertain modular brick unsorted buildscontainment uncertain outcomeaspire domes...
Then the Lord God said “it's not good for man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him.” My girlhood ended on a tightrope of warnings, the...
reference for that other workSomewhat of an idea of the inception of containershipSomehow in relation to this health stuffSomehow related to all this stuff about the function of spiritualityAnd the...
When it is damp in Memphisfrom the rusted-out bottomto the red-tinged ceiling dripwomb seeping history ofa yellow fevered dreamDamp unabated crawlsthrough the cracksof my sleeping lidsfar too long, Memphisthis rotted...
The Feast if Coolidge lines converseif the porridge is at all forcedif the corpse at the head of the tableif the mark comes undone if you get high in the colosseumif a...
Bardot in St. TropezIn the Bowery coffee shop a man sitsat the counter in crumpled captain’s hat,sipping coffee from a worn mug, his stragglybeard the color of autumn leaves.“Snow on...
Artist's Statement Jessy Randall's (http://jessyrandall.com) poems and stories have appeared in McSweeney's, Nature, Poetry, and Scientific American. Her most recent book is The Path of Most Resistance: Poems on Women...
[su_pullquote align="right"]The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York[/su_pullquote] GREG FUCHS teaches students with disabilities to trust themselves and question everything. He writes poems and makes photographs. Fuchs survives beneath the underground...
“fingers”, Detail from “Sunset In A Cup”; human hair and cloth; 6’ x 3’ x 2’; Emily Dickenson poem “Problems” stitched on dress form; exhibited at Hudson River Museum and...