Poetry	An eclectic selection of poems Last updated 08.01.09
	New book publication Best of Meme Among the authors of the poems and prose pieces assembled in this anthology are James Steerforth, Leonard Blumfeld, Niebla, Surendra Sparsh, Iself and Felix Morgenstern. These miniatures, which range from humorous to deadpan, satirical to whimsical and spiritual to only beautiful,  are the result of the author's participation in various so-called memes – also referred to as writing or art prompts – in the English-language literary and art blog world in 2007 and 2008. 2008, paperback, 52 pages, $8.95/£4.50/€7.99.  ISBN: 978-1-6048-1364-7.  Can be ordered directly from Wordclay, the publisher, or from any bookstore or online bookstore, e.g. Amazon US, Amazon UK, Amazon Germany.
Anonymous You say you love the sun Djuna Barnes The Book of Repulsive Women with excerpts from A. Field's biography of Djuna Barnes relating to the book Johannes Beilharz At forty and other poems Blosom & 4 more but but and other incomprehensible poems Big bad haiku NEW Five shorties Four Poems in Jacket Magazine Excursions and other poems Leaving Atocha Station New crop Other places, other rooms / Samantha's painting NEW Red Rydler & the summits of Mars Uncertainty Injected by Robert Bly Un cor Bio Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozábal Shine Sujata Bhatt You Spoke of Italy Leonard Blumfeld About an industry-leading younger German poet from the old East A story of numbness A walk in the snow, ca. 1975 NEW Clean Cold cold poem Collected fibonacci poems Defying gravity NEW Fibode on a grey day For Soni   Gacela of the three dark pigeons In sleep Late night fibonacci Mistle, epistle and toe NEW Modest question Morning and three wishes My darling daughter's got a relapse of the terrible twos My style NEW Nearer, up close New Year's Eve Cinquain NEW Now and then / an Elvis variation One cool dissolve NEW Playing St. Francis again Poems select Preparing for breakfast with Frank The first thing my eyes land on fib The I should not be writing fib See you lator   Welcome home NEW Richard Brautigan The Pomegranate Circus Jessica Grant Bundschuh What is as wrong as the uninstructed heart Patrick Carrothers Mockingbird Traps & Sister MTC Cronin Blue Flower e. e. cummings impression v (poem and notes on Imagism) All in green went my love riding Kamala Das The maggots NEW Jim Dennisson Easter Sunday, 1944 Emily Dickinson I held a jewel in my fingers Poem 120, Poem 479 NEW Poem 1035 Poem 1776 Peter Didsbury A Riddle Tishani Doshi Ode to Drowning Bob Dylan Belle Isle Julie Felix Beside the still fjord Robert Frost The Road Not Taken Iain Galbraith From the Train Robert Graves She tells her love NEW Barbara Guest History Woody Guthrie Plane wreck at Los Gatos Anselm Hollo dedication: from novalis James Inskeep Tuesday / Tease Me / I Found An Eyelid Iself Ancient wisdom A picture of health NEW Field theory, breathing and projectile verse NEW	Usha Kishore Monsoon Nights and Other Poems Deirdre LaPenna On icy days and other poems from Buds Grevel Lindop After Baudelaire, 'Les Bijoux' Gavel Lindsay Williams / Remarque Mix & Match Amy Lowell Imagist Poems Anuradha Majumdar Change of Guard: Tracking Vyasa Felix Morgenstern About my favorite color  Blessed ignorance Cautious human, maybe Counting to four Inner warning Invitation to kiss a prince  Lou-Anne's love life NEW Ode to one who loves her sleep Quitting  Short ghazal honoring spam Slim Siamese asks Tessa Terrier out   Snail survival stratagem Rukmini Bhaya Nair A Politically Incorrect Ode to Whitman Niebla A good thought to start the day A magnificent edifice An escapade (an imagination) Blancura Delicate jaded night NEW Flatlands and hillside Indifference has many reasons NEW Late NEW Stranger NEW Tandaraday Two female moods NEW Vaguely familiar What would Scardanelli do on a day like this Who we are Kenneth Patchen Oh now the drenched land wakes Excerpts from Wonderings Carl Rakosi A few poems Ana Salazar et cetera and other poems David A. Salazar Sentiment and other poems Bina Sarkar Ellias For Allen Ginsberg NEW Scardanelli Tree  Peter Schjeldahl The German Poet and other poems Sloop John B. An annotated sailing poem Michael Smith The Troubled Soul James Steerforth A breath Afire and aflame A little bit of effortless surrealist poetry A peculiar friend August rain Both sides now Changes Culinary delight Dark sky Elegy on August Sunday Fleeting memory NEW 1st of September haiku NEW Flickering lights of questioning Get your magical key to happiness Happy poem Happy poem no. 2 Happy poem no. 3 Happy poem no. 4 Heavy word haiku NEW Here, there, everywhere In token of affection It's all right, ma Life out of focus May Music of a mild day My heart, my heart Ode in D blue Serious poem no. 1 She is like Mona Lisa Splendid desolation NEW Still life with tulip and chimneys Stranded Strum Sub-zero Tender children of the hurricane   The bluest of blue The breezy note on the fridge said The language of things  The neighbor's chalice The plunging pool at Tovara, Nayarit The quitting game The T.B. blues Touching  Towards the attractive secret NEW What's all this life about NEW When we are most near Robert Steiner My Asian Frontier / The Situation poetic prose and a poem Vivek Tandon Spiral and other poems Bio John Tranter Night After Schiller's 'A Maiden from Afar' a bilingual poetry quartet Laura Valaitis Puddle drama and other poems John Waterfield Midnight
Poetry e-zine and project links Jacket, edited by John Tranter Jacket is a free Internet-only quarterly review of new writing, with poetry, creative prose, interviews, reviews, and informative feature articles. Web Del Sol, edited by Michael Neff A collaboration that has produced several poetry and literature ezines. All of them can be found from this main site. The Drunken Boat, edited by Rebecca Seiferle Poetry from around the world, translations of poetry, reviews of poetry collections and anthologies, interviews with poets or publishers, e-mail discussions with editors and poets. The Other Voices International Project, edited by Roger Humes An excerpt from the mission statement: »The soul has become an endangered species and Art must regain its voice to save humanity from extinction.... To help you and I rediscover some semblance of our humanity, these OTHER VOICES INTERNATIONAL POETRY PROJECT writers creatively share the adventures, desires and dreams of the human heart and spirit, wherever it resides. Through this singular poetic voice we can claim unity in our diversity and strive to live in honour of human dignity.« The Verse Marauder, a free, online publication wholly dedicated to poetry, edited by Renata Dumitrescu. Shampoo – a poetry magazine, edited by Del Ray Cross Masthead – a literary arts ezine, edited by Alison Croggon
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