"Parts of your body I think of as stripes which I have learned to love along" -- Eileen Myles
posted by Mike Young at 7:23 PM
Mike Young is the author of the chapbooks MC OROVILLE'S ANSWERING MACHINE (Transmission Press) and REAL STURDY THING (Stormy Petrel Press). He co-edits NOÖ Journal and Magic Helicopter Press. Links to his own poetry, short fiction, and cherimoya related writing can be found here. Such stuff appears in Nerve, Hobart, Quick Fiction, Pindeldyboz, Juked, elimae, Coconut, MiPOesias, No Tell Motel, Online Writing: The Best of the First Ten Years + more.
3 Comments:
here's a poem rule
write only in nonwords.
syllabicly or however you want.
but no words that are actually words, that includes slang.
ok, you are allowed 2 real words. but no more.
i like nonwords
I like that rule, Blake. I will do this for # vi.
#vii actually.
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