Pickpocket Poetica: After Otomo No Yakamochi (718-785)

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Pickpocket Poetica

After Otomo No Yakamochi (718-785)

Law and Order over,
I turn off the light and wait
for sleep’s fur-lined cuffs.

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Contents

  1 - The Individual Talent
  2 - To Sotère Torregian in 1968
  3 - Pissing with Paul Verlaine
  4 - Oppen Ended
  5 - The Sun after Kerouac
  6 - What Is
  7 - A Relationship
  8 - Presence
  9 - Impromptu (A Country Ditty)
10 - After Ted Berrigan
11 - Variation on a Theme by Aram Saroyan
12 - My Love Has Little Mercy
13 - Kronos, Fragment
14 - Aubade
15 - Greeting Card    (for KC)
16 - Word Problems    (for Ron Padgett)
17 - Sic
18 - History    (after Bill Knott)
19 - After Otomo No Yakamochi (718-785)
20 - Poem   (for W.B. Keckler)
21 - American Poetry Review
22 - Pandemonium Race
23 - The World after Creeley
24 - Loveless (1)
25 - Memorandum
26 - Summer Camp    (after Joe Ceravolo)
27 - Pain Song, A Cento
28 - Rough Trade
29 - Metaphor
30 - Confessional
31 - The Weatherman
32 - Loveless (2)
33 - Parable
34 - Paper Cuts    (for Courtney Love)
35 - PoMo Haiku
36 - I Was a Catholic Boy, Too
37 - Memorandum
38 - Query
39 - Loveless (3)
40 - About Now
41 - Poem    (for A.R. Ammons)
42 - Asterisk
43 - Wake
44 - Apologia
45 - Tag
46 - The Refusal
47 - Rubberneckers
48 - Thought
49 - Loveless (4 a girl)
50 - Curtain Call
51 - Old School    (for Kreg Wallace)
52 - Detail
53 - Blue Books on a Given Shelf
54 - Experience
55 - Part    (for Tom Clark)

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