Erin Moure believes in poetry, do you?

“It can change my world. And does, and has and will . . . Anything that affects my body, that my body undergoes, also affects my writing. My writing affects…

Erin Moure reads Myung Mi Kim

from Myung Mi Kim, And Sing We If we live against replication Our scripts stricken Black ants on tar: ponderous pending change Fabled voices, fabled voices say to us And…

Henry, Thomas, Bill

Bill, Thomas, Bill, Thomas, Henry, Matt, Bill, Michael, Michael, Michael, Zach, Zach, Paul, Henry, Thomas, Michael, Anonymous, Matt, Bill, Don… Are women allergic to comment streams?

Erin Moure on Andrés Ajens

from Andrés Ajens, Most Intimates Mélange iii. zu den Stimmen von Estremadura at this rate, inti- midated in cochabamba? at this rate a lean day away from santa cruz saint…

Katherine Parrish reads Lisa Foad

After all, it’s easy to fall. The difference between the things you want and the things you don’t want is slight. You can have anything you want. You just have…

Buckley, Boully, Bervin ongoing reading notes

The Laundromat Essay, Kyle Buckley Thinking here, these very intimate lines, this “slow grind of feeling,” that is a poem. Or as Buckley says, “in the slow grind toward feelings.”…

Erin Moure reads Norma Cole

from Norma Cole, Conditions Maritimes Here we are talking about the playful handling of an object the negotiation with an imagined acceptable That the poem is a toy with the…