Our realities were merging to
Copulate and produce beautiful,
Upon the most beautiful
Of babies.
Have I not written enough for you lately?
My sincerest of apologies
Are found in the back pocket
Of my jeans…
Folded and tarnished
At the seams.
And you, my love,
How do you feel like one of
My childhood dreams?
Panned out in a panoramic
Timeline of memories and vacancies -
Spreading out limb […]
Entries from May 2008
Ellie, You Will Be More Than This World.
May 22nd, 2008 · 1 Comment
Splinter Generation call for submissions
May 11th, 2008 · No Comments
Here’s another interesting post from the yahoo webserve. If anyone wants to get on that list and get lots of emails about creative writing opps, just let me know and I’ll post the necessary info.
Splinter Generation anthology
http://www.splintergeneration.com/index.html
Six young people, unsatisfied with being called Generation Y, Generation 9-11, and countless other ill-fitting monikers, are launching a […]
residency for poet under 40: Lake Forest College
May 10th, 2008 · No Comments
Got this off a yahoo listserve for “Creative Writing Opportunities.”
Lake Forest College
Madeleine P. Plonsker Emerging Writer’s Residency Prize
Lake Forest College, in conjunction with the &NOW Festival, invites applications for an emerging poet under forty years old, with no major book publication to spend two months (February-March or March-April 2009) in residence at our campus in […]
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Poetry Challenge for May
May 8th, 2008 · 3 Comments
As per Natalie’s request, this month’s poetry challenge is to write an epic poem… in a month. This feat is impossible enough so there are no additional requirements. Don’t forget, whoever wins gets the coveted whomper stick and also gets to make up next month’s challenge. So bring it, I want to see the next […]
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Fuck Word
May 3rd, 2008 · 1 Comment
You know what would be great? If Microsoft could come up with a Word program designed for writing poetry, or at least a poetry setting so that you don’t have to click on “Ignore All” every time you run spell check.
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