Grass&Gravel Times
Friday, May 30, 2003
 
Here is an example poem that has not been submitted anywhere else. I composed it in anticipation of a National Meeting of the
National Federation of State Poetry Societies
that will be held in a city nearby. I plan to attend. ;-))

        Carnivore Ritual

                          They call them F2F meetings
a euphemism for sniffing assholes
Getting to know each other
They say
So who are they
who write the rules without pens
devise agendas by the book
crowding the conferees with too many papers
when all they want
is
a chance to mark
the hot corner                                                 where
       all the big dogs
choose new hunks of raw meat
to feed
the frenzy for another year
                                               of anal pursuit
 
Wednesday, May 28, 2003
 
The Grass&Gravel Times is all about how mindful bicycle riding on grass and gravel creates a poetic vision. This is the blog that keeps track of the new developments in this venture.
 
The Grass&Gravel Times is all about how mindful bicycle riding on grass and gravel creates a poetic vision. We will keep track of new developments at the, Northern Great Plains Poetry Message Deconstruction Zone where the words, spatial presentation, phraseology and margins are tested and presented in the context of cycling-mind-space explorations of the Dakota Denizens. Contact me by email

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