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Index of Poems
Poetry Editor: David Prater
Released: January 2004
Cover image: Ruark Lewis

This issue, published online after distribution via the Poetry Espresso mailing list, contains poems constructed entirely from search engine results. Join poetry editor David Prater as he charts a plethora of cached and similar pages. Entirely unapproved by Google.




Jo Wade: Serpentine; my breath

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

SALON Departments: 5-Minute Mystery 3/1/45 The Picnic By The … Swans on the …; Mallard Duck at morn; He never came a wink too soon Nor bought too long a day; But now, I often wish the night Had borne …

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Ivy Alvarez: Pauline Hanson

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Ivy Alvarez

Pauline Hanson is science fiction Pauline Hanson is correct Pauline Hanson is science fiction by Ian Woolf Pauline Hanson is wrong Pauline Hanson is a warning that the betrayals by the old organisations of the working class Pauline Hanson is …

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Chris Mansell: A nice slice of shredder

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

Helen, publishing a number of reporters, saw her dream turned into reality a page at a time. At once her castigation of the huge-budget was described as a 'most-vivid film experience'. At the same time asking film critic cabinet minister …

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Sheila Murphy: Modest Lessons on Continuo

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

1. Tinker with a few scales to anticipate pickpocket intervals 2. Seat yourself beside surmised flavors of continuo 3. Use vibrato sparingly (one finger or two) 4. Linger near the upper registers intended to give life 5. Inflict intended inequality …

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Claire Gaskin: The way to intimacy is to throw open the doors of your vulnerability

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

Summers in slavery I like to throw a curve at people. Do not assume you both want the same degree of intimacy. Two way glass. Followed by a period of apology. I have a perspective on the proposed space.

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Kelly Pilgrim: Time and time again I wander

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

Space medium, a person may wander the dead faces carved into stone. It's a phrase repeated. We were condemned to wander in the wilderness for forty years. The portal into the sunlit world is drawn back through narrow streets of …

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Heather Matthew: seven times seven

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

angels are sealed by God since things sealed up are concealed that which casts a shadow is distinguished from the shadow itself angels are marked by the impress of God enshrouded, shortened like time drawn together into a brief compass …

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Heather Matthew: "a search for my name"

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

I took the lazy route; I have a tulip my dual ethernet system explicitly binds the given drivers pre-up and post-down in the source tree several common options are described but the important part is it directly addresses part of …

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Dana Pattillo: Multim in Parvo

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

This mower was designed to mow between gravestones. Or mark out tennis courts. With little, much. Zephyr maims electric dream organs. Three monadic organs. Art-Noveau organ. Neanderthals all along. Acolytes wading river. Dogs hooking up. Invasion of the short fiction …

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Nick Whittock: steve waugh and his current insignificance when at the crease

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Nick Whittock

steve waugh is a strange sport where manoeuvres barely visible is crooked and ask if they think steve of matchfixing if mark waugh can be bought the game and its most visible gorillamama. cricket was one of them. steve waugh …

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DJ Huppatz: Portrait: For Cage

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

Pour faire le portrait d'un oiseau / Peindre d'abord une cage Avec une porte ouverte / back to the main page galleries resources whatever the cosmos music texture enhancements and rendering. Some of my interests: food plays an important part …

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DJ Huppatz: Self-portrait

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

self-portrait, nude, in the box store. self-portrait, wet, in mouth of whale, with fish. Public toilet. Video rental store. … 8:00pm This was at the arcades, some shooting game with pretty helpful engrish on the side: At dinner, everyone needs …

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DJ Huppatz: DIARY

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

Friday, November 1, 2002 Tonight I went out to dinner with some friends to a place in the West Village and saw Monica Lewinsky. She sat next to us and seemed like a really nice girl. I don't have lots …

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Adam Aitken: Hybrid Heaven

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

Two-way MMDS: Today and Tomorrow (HEV) Program. Search. What is an HEV HEV Components Frequently 2000 HYBRID Comments? swap kits, customization and modification of the model. It's not just a concept. Graphical tutorial explains the workings with low prices and …

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Will Day: Monotreme …

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

Monotreme More Shallows,… (Similar pages) … Rough positions (dist, distal; mid, medial. … bumpy skin and a thick, long snout Rough Instead of scales, I have small tooth-like denticles Supreme Monotreme. Rough is a monotreme related to … terrier the …

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