Poem of the Day
Study of Children
By Asha Futterman
did you know
that you all work for me?
I asked them as a joke
Poetry: 1970s
Poem
By Sarah Plimpton
the road on the wall
pulled shut
the sun from your eye
Four Sonnets
By Alice Notley
I dreamed of a clipper ship
Gold on blue THE CHASEY ALICE
Until he’d seen which Captain You said
Johnny
By M. S. Lazarchuk
His mother caught him sitting on the toilet with his pants
down. On the edge of the bathtub, directly in front of him
was a photograph of a naked girl with her pubic hair showing.
Elegy for Neal Cassidy
By Allen Ginsberg
OK Neal
aethereal Spirit
bright as moving air
Poems (1970)
By Larry Fagin
The subway when
no one’s there, and then
the train is screaming.
Three Sonnets for Tom Clark
By Ted Berrigan
In The Early Morning Rain
To my family & friends “Hello”
And money. With something inside us we float up
Poem
By Bruce Andrews
Bananas are an example.
Splitting
By Lewis Warsh
I can do anything. / It is good to be clear.
“There is a bed”
By Lewis Warsh
There is a bed / that is far away
Poem
By Frank Lima
You know how / fussy he is