At the Musarium (4)
The poems are “semi-procedural” by virtue of the fact that words for the poems were not initially selected for their “meaning content,” but had been pre-selected by a given procedure that had counted,...
View ArticleBatshit
The use of a strong constraint-- that the poem must be readable horizontally as well as vertically-- as well as the selection of the letter rather than the syllable as the word's quantum makes visual...
View ArticleEzra Poundamonium’s Circus of the Expatriate
Ezra Poundamonium's Circus of the Expatriate" was first created as mail art to a recipient in New York. The post Ezra Poundamonium’s Circus of the Expatriate appeared first on Infinity's Kitchen.
View Articlefrom “Gossamer Lid”
From a manuscript entitled "Gossamer Lid", these are a series of short, compressed poems, each of which aims at being poised at the edge of sense, between the forests of the banal and the pit of the...
View ArticleGoogle It
"Google It" is a poetic exploration of the 'auto-suggestion' function of the Google search engine, composed partly of phrases that result when entering key phrases such as "how to", "I want", "This is"...
View Articlejournalism is deader than poetry
This poem is taken from searching different hash tags on twitter. The first line is from a popularly retweeted tweet from the #poetry hashtag. It is a play on an ignorant mother meaning to say rapper...
View ArticlePhysiological Arrogance
This text has been compressed, with the addition of crochets to indicate how the poem should be read. The crochet is a mark used in musical notation to indicate a quarter rest. The compressed text...
View ArticleSonnet for da Badman
This sonnet is written in a dialect known as London Gangsta Slang, which is a combination of Jamaican Pattois and traditional street slang. The post Sonnet for da Badman appeared first on Infinity's...
View ArticleAn Alphabet For Jeffrey Vincent
“An Alphabet For Jeffrey Vincent” takes its impetus from ekphrastic attempts to "find a vocabulary to balance or “deal with” the recent paintings of Jeffrey Vincent, for "inclusion in a limited edition...
View ArticleTy Uchaf
The author has kept a diary and sketch book documenting and narrating life for many years. This is a recent entry. The post Ty Uchaf appeared first on Infinity's Kitchen.
View ArticleLoneliest Thrill
This short piece delves into the subterranean and often chaotic world of a eating disordered woman’s mental life. The post Loneliest Thrill appeared first on Infinity's Kitchen.
View ArticleMicro-Climates
These poems, collages of interesting things, are what the author calls "micro-climates". The post Micro-Climates appeared first on Infinity's Kitchen.
View ArticleAbsurdity Happens
This spoken word recording is a combination of satire, raw emotion, bad accents, gender issues, with a thin layer of music. It was made in an improvisational situation with slight editing. It is meant...
View ArticleEntymological and Chance Operations Poems
The first poem ("I Dent It Why?") uses a pseudo-etymological breakdown of the word "identity" to attempt to get at its deeper meaning. The second poem (which is Dearth, Death, and Earth'd, all in one)...
View Article“Don’t Blink”: A Cento
All of the 100 lines of this cento come from New York Times headlines. This piece was commissioned by the journalist Justin Nobel for a performance in Blissville, Queens on May 15, 2011. The post...
View ArticleAbstract scene – Television
The post Abstract scene – Television appeared first on Infinity's Kitchen.
View ArticlePoem #_
'Poem #_' is a low tech video representation of an installation in which a large silent projection meditatively swirls before the audience. Hinting at concrete poetry, the audience takes on the role of...
View ArticleRimnents (on cudi, but not y)
Tom Sheehan submits the following to be explored, considered. The post Rimnents (on cudi, but not y) appeared first on Infinity's Kitchen.
View Article[CATEGORIES]
[CATEGORIES] is a work of hypertext, in a form the author calls a tagnovel. Hyperfiction is generally built around hyperlink usage, but still there are no narratives built on the concept of tags. The...
View ArticleUnknown Family
After creating and / or collecting 100 pairs of sentences, the artist cuts up each printed word, with scissors, into component words and punctuation marks, which are then dropped onto a blank sheet of...
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