January 19th, 2012
Paulo Sergio Zerbato
Tags/ Posted by Stefano VieceliA nameless afternoon in a small San Francisco apartmentcontinue reading this poem
“I have a fascination with psychology, the Surrealist movement and Salvador Dali. My intention is to show a visual and comprehensive theme using a universal language without borders or regionalisms. I strive to promote a global awareness and an environmental fraternity to which all cultures and backgrounds can relate.”
October 29th, 2011
A Strange Poetry
Tags/ Posted by Christian HarderI stole in the past and I stole from the past and I’d gladly steal from your past for this poem.continue reading this poem
The Oulipo mathematicians met regularly to create new poetic numerical strictures; they believed that in numbers and algorithms there existed the freedom and device to create a synthesized and coherent poetry never before seen…….
April 5th, 2011
Paul Tremblay
Tags/ Posted by Fred ShivelyKeys rattle on the way down to join the coffee grounds, guts and trash for the haruspex.continue reading this poem
February 7th, 2011
Dali and the Stage of Surrealism
Tags/ Posted by Mark KerstetterI went through there once on the train. It was shimmering palace and palm and bright and jutting and I wanted to stop; why didn't I? Why don't we stop?continue reading this poem
At a certain point in his life as an artist, Salvador Dali fused two modes of painting that at first glance appear to be incompatible.
