Fragment Issue no. 229 Summer 2019 I would like this poemto be a machine.Concise, metallic,a counting apparatus.A means to keep each moment contained and fixed, akin to a series of Polaroids, photographed and fixedto cardboard or some otherpaper-panel backing.
Phosphorescence Issue no. 229 Summer 2019 Photographs of photographs and Polaroids of stacks of books on fragmentsand photographs and pamphletson letters sent and imminent collisions. What the body does not know it wants. And the mind.
Two Poems Issue no. 169 Spring 2004 A California of snow and the surpriseOf illness. I throned myself in the whiteNoise of its silence and watched as the world
Poets on Couches: Cynthia Cruz March 27th, 2020 Cynthia Cruz reads a poem by Lawrence Joseph, reminding us of the bravery of seeing the world as it is, in all its mystery.