visited san francisco this weekend.
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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
post valentine's poem.

san francisco.
True Love by Barry Gifford.
Your sickness made me
a little sick, it’s
true—I still
feel it
Mayakovsky got down
on his knees
and declared
his love
to his last
mistress
a few hours after
he’d met her
Remember me
at the hotel
in Paris,
on my knees
in the lift?
We’re all the same
men of too much passion
and a little talent—
some a little more
than others
We fool ourselves
into thinking
we’re strong
then complain
the rest of our lives
crippled by
the consequences
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
never have I ever had a one night stand.
Billy Collins, review of Donald Hall.
In a review of Hall's recent Selected Poems, Billy Collins wrote in the Washington Post:
Hall has long been placed in the Frostian tradition of the plainspoken rural poet. His reliance on simple, concrete diction and the no-nonsense sequence of the declarative sentence gives his poems steadiness and imbues them with a tone of sincere authority. It is a kind of simplicity that succeeds in engaging the reader in the first few lines.
Safe Sex
::::: Donald Hall
If he and she do not know each other, and feel confident
they will not meet again; if he avoids affectionate words;
if she has grown insensible skin under skin; if they desire
only the tribute of another’s cry; if they employ each other
as revenge on old lovers or families of entitlement and steel—
then there will be no betrayals, no letters returned unread,
no frenzy, no hurled words of permanent humiliation,
no trembling days, no vomit at midnight, no repeated
apparition of a body floating face-down at the pond’s edge
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
1,000 journals project.



about: The 1000 Journals Project is an ongoing collaborative experiment attempting to follow 1000 journals throughout their travels. The goal is to provide a method for interaction and shared creativity among friends and strangers.
This weekend we saw the 1,000 journals exhibit at the museum of modern art in San Francisco... I was taken aback by people's creativity and depth. Page topics ranged from political statements to personal expressions to marked up term papers & shopping lists. If you are in the area it's definitely worth seeing.
www.1000journals.com
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
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