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Poems, and occasional reedy accordion music. Notes toward poems April 3: Just a title. The same wrong thing, again and again. 0160;    (What or who I cant yet say.). Image by JonathanCohen via Flickr.). April 03, 2014. April 1: Notes toward poems #1. A gesture and an image from Authentic Movement. A dispatch from the body:. Time is a handful of snow, crystals. Accumulating, not gathered, the palm. Cupped and waiting,then the ripple of liquid. Touched to the lips, time has no taste. . Me, beyond poetry.

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Musette - April 1: Notes toward poems #1

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Poems, and occasional reedy accordion music. Laquo; Musette returns. Notes toward poems April 3: Just a title ». April 1: Notes toward poems #1. A gesture and an image from Authentic Movement. A dispatch from the body:. Time is a handful of snow, crystals. Accumulating, not gathered, the palm. Cupped and waiting,then the ripple of liquid. Touched to the lips, time has no taste. . Image by TierraLady, via Flickr). April 01, 2014 in The process. April 1: Notes toward poems #1. A dispatch from the body:.

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Musette: Games

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Poems, and occasional reedy accordion music. April 7 poem: Once, then later (cutup). Lots of writing, but little posting, so early April will unfurl in a string of posts today. I seem to have questions of origin on my mind, and more than a few pieces go to that theme. Todays words came from pages 1066-1067 of the Merriam-Websters Collegiate Encyclopedia, Middlebury College to Mikan. Once, then later. Was facade simply an imprecise term for permanent exile? Photo by Nigel Howe, via Flickr. April 14 poem: ...

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Musette: Mythology

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Poems, and occasional reedy accordion music. May 6 poem: Our waveform story (cutup). This one sat on my screen for a while for no special reason besides other distractions. It was written quite some time ago, and Im finding things to enjoy as I look at it now. I see there a description, of sorts, of my way of composing. Its words are drawn from pages 236-237 of the desktop encyclopedia, brocade to Brookings Institution. Image by Oberazzi, via Flickr. May 06, 2011 in Experiments. Go unwritten. The goa...

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Musette: Books

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Poems, and occasional reedy accordion music. March 25 poem: Speed of difficulty. Last nights dance stays with me and is somewhere in this writing. As is Jenny Boullys. Writing a line from The Body. Opens the poem. Its a sketch. March 25, 2011 in Books. Me, beyond poetry. Inspiration and coaching for: Poets and fiction writers, memoirists, people with books to write, drafts that need unsticking. And a blog full of writing tips. Dispatches from out there. DTLA (that's downtown L.A.). Girls and bad men, 2013.

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Musette: DTLA (that's downtown L.A.)

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Poems, and occasional reedy accordion music. DTLA (that's downtown L.A.). March 26 poem: Man with no hands. I was interested in this image, by edgeplot, via Flickr, because sometimes when I look I see the figure of a man in the gray brush. As for the words, theyre a record of today. Man with no hands. That was God talking. The first thing the voice says. Not a preacher’s voice. Troubled, but with what? March 26, 2011 in Dispatches from out there. DTLA (that's downtown L.A.). March 15 poem: Darkness.

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Musette: Poems

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Poems, and occasional reedy accordion music. Its been a while. One of the experiments that took me away was a blog about writing that you can see here. I loved encouraging other people to write, and I still do it both personally and professionally. But after six months, I wanted to write more poems. And having freed a huge amount of time to write the writing blog, I realized I could repurpose it. For poetry. Banged into a decaying face gravel. Leaking, imprint of stones on her palms. This one sat on my s...

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Musette: Experiments

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Poems, and occasional reedy accordion music. August 3 poem: Cycle. Id wondered how Id make use of the cut-ups from April. Now, as I return to them, I see some possibilities, some shapes rising. The piece below (it traces the life of a woman) is a new form of the cut-up I called Romance, which exists here. The process interests me, as does the puzzle of ever matching an image to rather abstract work. I was lucky to find the image above in the Flickr stream of Bill Gracey. Cut, she transfers soul matter,.

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Musette: Feeding the muse

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Poems, and occasional reedy accordion music. May 1 poem: Our task (cut-up). My work life began to intrude on the writing of April, so much so that while I worked on pieces, I didnt post them. So Im reaching back to my cut-ups project and, looking at it from this distance, enjoying it. The words here are from the desktop encyclopedia, pages 580-581, fin whale to Fisher (as in chess player Bobby). I was at the L.A. Times Festival of Books on the USC campus yesterday for poems by Chase Twichell. You could t...

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Musette: Dispatches from out there

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Poems, and occasional reedy accordion music. Dispatches from out there. May 1 poem: Our task (cut-up). My work life began to intrude on the writing of April, so much so that while I worked on pieces, I didnt post them. So Im reaching back to my cut-ups project and, looking at it from this distance, enjoying it. The words here are from the desktop encyclopedia, pages 580-581, fin whale to Fisher (as in chess player Bobby). And some unexpectedly fascinating work by Daniel Tiffany. Once, then later. That wa...