May 2012
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MoMA Celebrates Former Employee Frank O’Hara With...
See on Scoop.it - The Written Word and Then Some The Museum of Modern Art is turning out to be quite the poetry patron these days See on galleristny.com
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The Good Life Includes Poetry →
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The life worth living includes the arts.
Here on The Good Men Project, we are constantly absorbed with the question: What is a good man in the 21st century? The presuppositions are that, while we used to think we knew what our lives were supposed to look like, the world has changed, and continues to change ever more rapidly, and so the old answer to the question of what a good...
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REVEALED: Hundreds of words to avoid using online... →
MIND YOUR LANGUAGE: THE LIST OF KEYWORDS IN FULL
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People Are Like Meat
“She says I’m the one she really wants, but I’ll never be the one that she needs. I don’t mean to be a creep, I’m just feeling incomplete—take me home…” Econoline Crush…
A song about a feeling of over-exposure, vulnerability…one sidedness. Written by a guy who knows about being part of a collection. One of many just like him- a piece of meat so to speak. Part of a meal. A part that offers no...
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Better Than A Gun In A Knife Fight, A. Razor's... →
Available from Punk Hostage Press
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Broadsides Redux Project-Tornado Hawk →
Print Ready Broadside Available at site.
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WatchUNKLE - Follow Me Down (feat. Sleepy Sun)
by UNKLE PLUS 2 years ago
The first video off UNKLE’s album “Where Did The Night Fall” was directed by Warren du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones with a performance by Liberty Ross.
Dedicated to Henry Charles Bukowski: Decline →
henrycharlesbukowski:
naked along the side of the house, 8 a.m., spreading sesame seed oil over my body, Jesus, have I come to this? I once battled in dark alleys for a laugh. now I’m not laughing. I splash myself with oil and wonder, how many years do you want? how many days? my blood is soiled and a dark angel sits in my brain.
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An Interview with Matthew Salesses →
WHAT MAKES A MAN GOOD?
By Jamie Iredell
0 Comments 08 May 2012
Matthew Salesses is many things: maleHomo sapiens sapiens, husband to female of same species, father to a baby girl, fiction editor at The Good Men Project, columnist at GMP, short story writer, novelist. I’d say that Matthew Salesses has little time on his hands and–had he world enough and time–he might play a little more coy with...
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The Smithy of My Soul: the end of the world tales... →
thesmithyofmysoul:
the curator’s thirteenth monologue
In bed we are fatuous Samaritans,
dispensing our quack allegorical goodness.
Making love has become
an act of gap-year heroism
like digging a well in an African village.
I spread my body above yours: a white anti-
malarial…
The Smithy of My Soul: the end of the world tales... →
thesmithyofmysoul:
the poet’s twenty-second monologue
I listen to you, you are sleeping. You are stretching out your sleep like the shapeless T-shirt you came to bed in. Your breathing buzzes like an intercom. Your throat does motorised glugging; the moonlight is streaming in to strip its paint.
It…
“In those brief moments when I speak for nothing, it is as if I were dying. For...”
– Roland Barthes, A Lover’s Discourse: Fragments (via trashingdays)
