Monday, July 02, 2007
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Monday, May 21, 2007
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Rejection Letters
What do you like. I'm partial to the Berrigan responses. None of them thrill me. What do you think. Suggestions?
Berrigan
Thank you for submitting to alice blue. We appreciate your continued support and patronage. Unfortunately we were unable to find a place for your work in this issue. Sometimes this happens. Monkeys press switches and little babies freak out & cry, “pick me!” “pick me!” but it’s all monkeys here so don’t despair. More opportunities skitter towards you with alice blue hypodermics, ice water, and The World’s record for rapid eye movement.
Much love,
The editorial staff
Thank you for submitting to alice blue. We appreciate your continued support and patronage. Unfortunately we were unable to find a place for your work in this issue. Sometimes this happens. Don’t despair. If you stroke a cat about 1,000,000 times, you will generate enough electricity to light up the largest American Flag in the world for about one minute. And in any case. More opportunities skitter towards you with alice blue eyes and Mongolian sausage and a long, long stocking.
Much love,
The editorial staff
O’Hara
Thank you for submitting to alice blue. We appreciate your continued
support and patronage. Unfortunately we were unable to find a place for
your work in this issue. Sometimes this happens. Don’t despair. Comfort yourself with nostalgia; remember fondly an innocent past of perverted acts in pastures. We do. More opportunities sashay towards you with alice blue, blue eyes, vague blue like the sky, changing all the time, indiscriminate but fleeting, entirely specific and disloyal.
Thank you thank you.
Much love,
the editorial staff
Thank you for submitting to alice blue. We appreciate your continued support and patronage. Unfortunately we were unable to find a place for your work in this issue. Sometimes this happens. It means nothing. So pull the shadows around you like a puff and get back to work. More opportunities scramble forth, trailing their long elegant heels of hot air with alice blue eyes, crinkled as if at the most exquisite moment of a very long opera.
Tally ho!
Much love,
the editorial staff
Spicer
Thank you for submitting to alice blue. We appreciate your continued support and patronage. Unfortunately we were unable to find a place for your work in this issue. Sometimes this happens. A hundred crickets try to mine gold from the light in the rushes. But more opportunities scramble forth skimming the water like a huge Violet-colored mosquito. A hundred crickets try to mine gold from the light in the rushes.
Much love,
the editorial staff
Berrigan
Thank you for submitting to alice blue. We appreciate your continued support and patronage. Unfortunately we were unable to find a place for your work in this issue. Sometimes this happens. Monkeys press switches and little babies freak out & cry, “pick me!” “pick me!” but it’s all monkeys here so don’t despair. More opportunities skitter towards you with alice blue hypodermics, ice water, and The World’s record for rapid eye movement.
Much love,
The editorial staff
Thank you for submitting to alice blue. We appreciate your continued support and patronage. Unfortunately we were unable to find a place for your work in this issue. Sometimes this happens. Don’t despair. If you stroke a cat about 1,000,000 times, you will generate enough electricity to light up the largest American Flag in the world for about one minute. And in any case. More opportunities skitter towards you with alice blue eyes and Mongolian sausage and a long, long stocking.
Much love,
The editorial staff
O’Hara
Thank you for submitting to alice blue. We appreciate your continued
support and patronage. Unfortunately we were unable to find a place for
your work in this issue. Sometimes this happens. Don’t despair. Comfort yourself with nostalgia; remember fondly an innocent past of perverted acts in pastures. We do. More opportunities sashay towards you with alice blue, blue eyes, vague blue like the sky, changing all the time, indiscriminate but fleeting, entirely specific and disloyal.
Thank you thank you.
Much love,
the editorial staff
Thank you for submitting to alice blue. We appreciate your continued support and patronage. Unfortunately we were unable to find a place for your work in this issue. Sometimes this happens. It means nothing. So pull the shadows around you like a puff and get back to work. More opportunities scramble forth, trailing their long elegant heels of hot air with alice blue eyes, crinkled as if at the most exquisite moment of a very long opera.
Tally ho!
Much love,
the editorial staff
Spicer
Thank you for submitting to alice blue. We appreciate your continued support and patronage. Unfortunately we were unable to find a place for your work in this issue. Sometimes this happens. A hundred crickets try to mine gold from the light in the rushes. But more opportunities scramble forth skimming the water like a huge Violet-colored mosquito. A hundred crickets try to mine gold from the light in the rushes.
Much love,
the editorial staff
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Sunday, March 25, 2007
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
probably why i liked this movie
i sort of want to watch this movie again now. i know it is melodramatic and about the middle/upper class and for the middle/upper class but i probably like melodrama and i'm probably a class sell-out.
Sweet
Thank you Will. How is everybody? Good? I will soon have money again. I will fix my car. I will buy new pants. I will make good foods. You should all come and visit now. We can make good food. It will be good.
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Cat's Cradle
just re-read cat's cradle w/ sarah as a go-to-sleep kind of thing over the course of a few weeks & what's interesting to me is the amount of plot & foreshadowing built into this book, with the ice-9 & each member of the narrator's "karrass" drawn all together for the inevitable end-of-the-world ending. is it me or does vonnegut end all of his novels w/ some kind of disaster...the end of gravity...people becoming seals on the galapogos islands...etc... the end of kilgore trout. i hadn't read it for some years and had forgotton all of that, anyway.
i think maybe catch 22 next, again, or finish off kenneth koch's collected. just read The Boiling Water today to S. & it was very good. i'm having difficulty having patience w/ poetry lately.
feeling like its time to take a stab at don quijote. been sitting next to my bed since x-mas.
i think maybe catch 22 next, again, or finish off kenneth koch's collected. just read The Boiling Water today to S. & it was very good. i'm having difficulty having patience w/ poetry lately.
feeling like its time to take a stab at don quijote. been sitting next to my bed since x-mas.
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
elimae
has accepted one of my stories for the upcoming issue. I'll keep you posted. I really need to send stuff out more often.
Saturday, March 10, 2007
haiku lab
i am not my own
phrenologist kit closet
instead i eat lambs
pet food cereal
venereal pyromani-
ac i am fifteen
eating fingers is
like some kind of flower or
butcher blanket blood
phrenologist kit closet
instead i eat lambs
pet food cereal
venereal pyromani-
ac i am fifteen
eating fingers is
like some kind of flower or
butcher blanket blood
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
some haiku
clouds & aerosol
change the properties of ice
mirror energy
colored in winter
like coal, snow may last longer
such arctic silence
this ethanol mouth
whispering solar kisses
so many trees, burned
change the properties of ice
mirror energy
colored in winter
like coal, snow may last longer
such arctic silence
this ethanol mouth
whispering solar kisses
so many trees, burned
Friday, February 23, 2007
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
so...
I just got a call from Martin Corless Smith. Turns out I got into Boise State already. With the full ride and teaching assistantship.
Crazy huh?
I feel wierd. And excited.
Crazy huh?
I feel wierd. And excited.
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
The Fog (or how to know you're dying slowly from the elements)
The white cloud stops us. It is too thick, wraps us like a chenile blanket, little whisps of chenile sticking to our skin, caught in our hair. We hug the blanket to us because it's all we have. We love the blanket. Cool against our cool skin. This white, white blanket.
Thursday, February 08, 2007
RIP Anna Nicole
Do you think it had something to do with that TrimSpa shit?
I'm more concerned with getting into BSU. I'm very nervous. I just finished my assistantship app and shipped it out. I'm very nervous. All weak-like in the stomach region.
I'm more concerned with getting into BSU. I'm very nervous. I just finished my assistantship app and shipped it out. I'm very nervous. All weak-like in the stomach region.
Friday, February 02, 2007
Thursday, February 01, 2007
Monday, January 29, 2007
The Solar System, (or Why Humanity is Failing at the Speed of Light)
In my dream I'm singing "she's like the wind next to me," but Patrick Swayze is far away on the television and nobody is dancing, even dirty. I carry a red balloon, just one, and wear a scar and the sun is shiny in the sky, which I know because I looked and it was a dream so I didn't go blind but saw that the sun was actually a lie. A shiny lie. A refinished lie. A lie waxed on and on.
Thursday, January 25, 2007
Things of note
a l i c e b l u e returns
read poems by me and others at coconut and dusie.
also, out there, new octopus.
read poems by me and others at coconut and dusie.
also, out there, new octopus.
go here
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/6298467.stm
way too lazy to make a pretty link. but you should read this, and download the pdf to get the whole scoop.
way too lazy to make a pretty link. but you should read this, and download the pdf to get the whole scoop.
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Sulfur
The sound is a reflection.
The sound is a burden.
The sound is the sunrise in an orange streak.
The peak is a curve and a bell.
We are all listening and dying.
We are deaf in the streets with
lights as lines of script in our past.
The script is a poem.
The past is a poem.
This poem is a poem.
The sound is a poem
made of water and fog.
The sound is a burden.
The sound is the sunrise in an orange streak.
The peak is a curve and a bell.
We are all listening and dying.
We are deaf in the streets with
lights as lines of script in our past.
The script is a poem.
The past is a poem.
This poem is a poem.
The sound is a poem
made of water and fog.
Friday, January 12, 2007
Morning Adventure
Slipping to the bus stop on ice, then waiting. Two people beside me: a portly old man with a grandfatherly face and a green beret...buying an eight ball from a kid who couldn't have been more than 16. They talk about the guy they almost killed behind an alley. Grandfatherly bonding. Mentor.
Then reading. Reading on the bus. Reading Joshua Clover on the bus and damn it's good. Fourier Series. A discovery about this beautiful book that I own. The cover has a flower/dandelion split between the front and back covers, the spine a dividing line. This is just a fancy book jacket, folded over the real cover. It comes off. Reveals a poster of a dandelion and the simplest cover underneath.
Then Downtown Seattle. Riding past store fronts. Banana Republic doing their windows. Naked mannequins. Naked Male Mannequins...and all that that implies...
Something interesting always happens when you ride the bus. I love it.
Then reading. Reading on the bus. Reading Joshua Clover on the bus and damn it's good. Fourier Series. A discovery about this beautiful book that I own. The cover has a flower/dandelion split between the front and back covers, the spine a dividing line. This is just a fancy book jacket, folded over the real cover. It comes off. Reveals a poster of a dandelion and the simplest cover underneath.
Then Downtown Seattle. Riding past store fronts. Banana Republic doing their windows. Naked mannequins. Naked Male Mannequins...and all that that implies...
Something interesting always happens when you ride the bus. I love it.
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