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Bad Homemade Star Wars Costumes
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“Smoking Discouraged”
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E-Verse warrants a mention by the Smithsonian “Dinosaur Tracking” Blog
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“Larkin” by Adam Kirsch
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Sixty Sonnets with its Parent Sheet Music
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“Prof of Profs” by Geoffrey Brock
For Allison Hogge, in memory of Brian Wilkie I was a math major—fond of all things rational. It was the first day of my first poetry class. The prof, with the air… Read More
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“Paradoxes and Oxymorons” by John Ashbery, read by D.J. Spooky
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Introducing a new term: “Murphy’s Razor”
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224-Word Palindrome Poem by Demetri Martin, Courtesy of Paste Magazine
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“Fourteen Final Lines” by J. Allyn Rosser
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“Tiger Face” by Stephen Dunn
Because you can be what you’re not for only so long, one day the tiger cub raised by goats wandered to the lake and saw himself. It was astounding to have a… Read More
Bad Paintings of President Obama
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“OCD” by Erica Dawson
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I received a “complimentary” letter from a salesman in New York about my book Sixty Sonnets. I chopped up his passionately anguished prose into a parody free-verse poem. What else can you… Read More
Ernest Hilbert interviews Matthew Rohrer
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