here’s a list with links of all the blogged poems, in no particular order.
so, i whiffed the dates when i was busy and whiffed international pixelated technopeasant day a little bit.
still, look below and notice that this isn’t even half of everything i’ve given for your reading pleasure, totally free and creative commons’d on this blog.
excerpts from an architecture textbook, translated into english for non-architects
further excerpts from an architecture textbook
further excerpts from an architecture textbook
again, excerpts from an architecture textbook
excerpts from an architecture textbook, a little longer
abandoned prose (look below the prose i abandoned for the poem.)
musicbox ghost (along with most excellent music video that inspired the poem.)
a little poem for the children about how a prince saved the kingdom from a giant spider
a very, very crappy romance villanelle that i am ashamed of composing
revenge of the thunderlizards II
after “the anger of achilles” by jacque louis-david
robert shirtliffe, (this poem originally appeared in tipton poetry journal #4)
blues songs remixed into sonnets
another blues song remixed into a sonnet
the very first blues song i remixed into a sonnet
banged my head on a counter and it hurt very, very much
when the eggs are all invisible (this one got its line formatting messed up. i should totally fix that sometime.)
yesterday and i have all we need (another one with messed up line formatting. must have been my fault on whatever machine i was using at the time, wherever i was at the time.)
night flight, first appearing in tipton poetry journal #7
fragment after altes pinarkotekt
what will they do when the president is gay?
snippets of half-remembered poetry from long ago
vaguely remembered fragments of lost poetry
finally, the two poems i composed specifically for the holiday in question.
flash fiction: father
some flash fiction i put up in honor of pixelated technopeasant day last year: ein euro, bitte
Ooh, also here’s a short story I still hear people liked called “Baboons”