Poetry
Update 2003
By Jonas MekasWinter, don’t ever be over.
Manatee/Humanity
By Anne Waldmanthe manatee is found in shallow slow moving rivers
Necropolis
By Christopher Y. LewThe dead shuffled forward in their camps
Return
By Christopher Y. LewI returned to a city too busy
Watermelons
By Christopher Y. LewEven when
After A Self-Portrait by Francis Picabia
By John YauA french fry sticks its tongue out at you
Poetic Alliances
By Maxwell HellerConversation about New York’s poetry scene generally drifts in romantic directions, either to the lost years when poets lived within walking distance of one another, met on street corners, converged for readings in apartments and bars, or to the difficult future, when gentrification and post-modernity decentralize and permanently scatter a movement-less poet community. Perhaps these narratives stem from legitimate concerns.
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