Sacha Archer - from Sites of Contemporary Meat

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[name redacted] was born in Spittal an der Drau, Austria, grew up in Manchester, England, and lived for several years in Vienna before moving to Phoenix in 1978. His poems have appeared in many small press magazines, and chapbooks including [name redacted] from [name redacted], and two [name redacted] chapbook competition winners; also full-length books, including [name redacted] from [name redacted] and [name redacted] from [name redacted]. His [name redacted] appeared in 2014 from [name redacted]. [name redacted] is a writer in Toronto, originally from Sudbury, Ontario. She has published seven collections of poetry and one novel. Her poetry includes: [name redacted] (just out September, 2008), [name redacted] (2005, nominated for the [name redacted]) and [name redacted] (2002, winner of the [name redacted] for Poetry), all from [name redacted]. 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He’s married to an amazing woman whom he owes more to than he could ever repay. His most recent poetry credit “[name redacted]” is with [name redacted], as well as 4 poems in the spring editions of [name redacted] and [name redacted]. [name redacted] is an inspired subway-ranter from Toronto, Canada. He enjoys challenging capitalist property relations, trying to figure out what the post-structuralists are going on about, and dreams of someday living in a tree. His work has appeared in: [name redacted], [name redacted], [name redacted], [name redacted], and [name redacted]. He is also the editor of [name redacted], and a proud member of [name redacted]: [name redacted]'s latest book is [name redacted] from [name redacted] (now out of print - but click here to view a pdf version). Read an interview with [name redacted]. [name redacted]: [website redacted]. [name redacted] is a Chinese-Filipino spoken word poet, fiction writer, physics nerd, and occasional shower singer. 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Carla Hackenschmidt - Four transcriptions of Dick Higgins' Danger Music No17

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Boris Race - mouth grueling hand sounds

Author's note: "my idea of fun is to mess with imagination and make it challenging to comprehend. This poem is a sequence of words that denote sounds that could be made by hands. Because of its onomatopoeiac nature - it is really hard to pronounce without stumbling into mumbling. I find it entertaining." 

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Diane Keyes - One Poem

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Dory Lee Bass Jr. - Smothering "Euouae" with Extreme Prejudice

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Irene Koronas - Eight Poems

1.

delete

woven slips
into gesso blocks

velocity
an abrupt cast

iron chair
with loft claws

a polyglot grid
rivers traffic

sore privacy
a terminal point

anonymous jest

***

2. 

49-inch square

redux women
command meteorics

outliers
coeval as slopes
the cornice

and bosom template
pulse below
tits a refer

pink kite
undertone spikes
little sister 1962 ledger

tacking nails
47 ½ by 23 ¾ inch
emblem

***

3. 

irreal

tricks
drag rectangle
clumps

procreate graze
jumps
the seventh swift

rose stump
speech

lint
under
pank circles

***

4. 

add with

the top container

envelopes gate

saga struck

her saline font

ultimatum

proto i gallops

***

5. 

tacitus

a galilean

staple on gum

turquoise

snarly rust

teutonic lack

terre verte

fresco bole

reseda luteols

arzica bona et bella

ground travertine

hydrate

questo si fa artifitiamente

chessi fa d azurro della mongnia

blend in carbonate

*** 

 6. 

declivity

slope

salvatiche

roots upholster

pampose lacuni

azurite lumps

wall veins

storm myth

daunts orpheus

dirty locusts

paper bag sonnets

a quarter toss

hecatomb toss

eight spikes

quai des orfevres

beat the dainty

pinch

*** 

 7. 

still hold

yes sinks

the besiege

red vespers

3 sorcerers

7 hundred wax candles

half fainting

also soft

babylonian

garden shul

spittle from cursive

scroll little pause

tzaddikim sticks

emerge

***

8. 

cauthen

unit pee

an ethological

kibitzer

antwerpian

aniline uniform

with resin

distill

barrel idiom

compresses pigment

transmits sonority

parallels incubation

gnomic fetish

gothic ithica

drains into box

splay pricks

tilt vice

Felino A. Soriano - from This How My Speaking Moves

Touch Sound Philosophy

                   Chordal

         passion          pianoing into

the trumpet of my good hand’s attempt

at becoming translucent in behavior.

This duo of fathom:

two windows

two wisdoms

      :  mirrors into devotion I’ve

for my familial connection in teaching

my voice to move through a darkened

application of night’s ongoing streak of

achromatic monotony

***

Toward What it means to Never Misremember my Daughter

                                                                                                 --for Mia

From the intent of what my

spirit clarifies

                    which it means to dissolve histories or

 how hands crush bone with stronger bone

    into the voice’s uncertain meander

to search within a darkness’ unopened

 memory.

Through the language of my family’s silence

their saying: do not die within the spectrum

of cancer’s predetermined timeline--

*** 

__________

my own silence answers

    with the wish of ongoing

impetus           to visualize my

 daughter’s

   smallness ignite toward

an even more accurate

     rendition of what my

mirror communicates in the

 acute language of solidified

                     physiognomy

__________

***

In Knowing What Prophecy Removes

Vanished.

   Vacuum

philosophy.

                    Vacant as

     the vertical

-ity of the body’s

    breathing

slowed through miles and more so callings to

congregate beneath trees amid flesh and leaves’

unintentional desperation to tumble.

    Groups

of us follow timeline

       visual cues: watching

     as crows rest upon single branch

  ratios, fair toward their unknowing

much more exists beyond how the talons

   grip with force to confirm rest

prior to absconding

like the death some of us will

 inherit

 ***

Silence When Thought Overwhelms

          And when avalanches

respell a dedicated dialogue

                                                 among

       my best tongue’s version

                              of

reenacting happiness:

***

__________

youth is the timeframe,

   far     not within the spectrum of distance,

 a burgeon becoming a version of self,

         how my language began its form

-ulation into pensive syllables

obtaining ornamental diagrams, oblong doors

misshapen to open for the oddities of

dispositional interpretations

__________

***

No, When Needed

  Or

 when the spasm of

      aloneness scrapes the mouth’s

  roof

         freeing a spatial pain from

seeing the last breath twirl and evaporate