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“Towards the door we never opened / Into the rose-garden”: the times we are...
I don’t want to end up one of those people who just talks about themselves on their blog so I’ll get that out of the way first: PANK 6 is on the way and I have 2 poems in it about 2 very important...
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Ars Poetica #7: Charles Olson’s PROJECTIVE VERSE
I have to say, reading and re-reading this recently made me lose my breath a little. It is equally exciting and awful to read a statement of poetics that you agree with. Exciting, because, well, it...
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The initial 2012 edition: poems, animals and the transatlantic thing
Because I am just adjusting to this already godforsaken year (although, I suppose I think every year is godforsaken in a way because I don’t have a god but that is a different question), this update...
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there is 62% chance of forest in the future.
Well, there is in my fairly immediate future, because the state of Massachusetts in 62% covered in forest and I’ll be living there in just over 3 months. After the forever and maelstrom of MFA apps,...
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it has been a while, yes i know that now: poems / chapbook / changes.
I was kindly reminded that it had been too long since I’d written here, and that’s true. The amount of time absent has built up quite a bit of news. Five weeks tomorrow I fly to DC then Hartford, CT...
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purple rain / reign.
For July I instigated my very own poem-a-day. I know this is meant to happen in April. It is very unlike me to have this kind of discipline, but it feels so long since I’ve written creatively regularly...
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human chromatics.
Something that is easy to overlook when so engrossed in Goethe / Wittgenstein vein of colour theory is that more broad connotation of colour being people of colour. And the vast vast acres of...
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for why.
At dinner after talking about the weather at length and also hospital experiences, my dad asked me about writing and, you know, why. So we talked about this one time when my dad was in hospital and...
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NOLA broadside & red lightbulbs & last / first hurrahs.
I feel like I have been busy but I suspect that isn’t true. My standard response currently is ‘I am at my parents’ farm, packing.’ One half of that is right. However, I have been getting some exciting...
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I am mostly here now:
It would be delightful if you joined me http://carolinecrew.tumblr.com/ Filed under: Poetry
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