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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.




Peter Horn: "where real fun begins or a googled xmas"

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

Xmas Fun is dedicated to the child in all of us. The Return of Anti-Christmas Satan Claus increases spam by 650 percent Santa on sled Santa In and Out, Santa Listening a contact Santa page Email Santa a Pre-lit Artificial …

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Jen Crawford: smoke-infested… playing at the Bijou

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

1 butcher boy used to hold daily The Loop is a clamorous, smoke the absurd fingers until she winced had been Terry Sheehan) watched her He was occupied with his eggs in the loneliness of her daily black bread, boiled …

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Paul Mitchell: season for stubbies

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Paul Mitchell

the stubby canadian cousins yet another cliché that seems to be really true large black shiny stubby pterodactyl-like creatures bill was relieved the afterburner was caged in a stubby housing at a slower switch-off characteristic steve opened his jacket slightly …

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Jill Jones: Morning rattles the clouds

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Jill Jones

Morning sun online helpless against                     swept across news waked to sultry trade Whenever I fly easy           wings rattle shame, well – got me, baby, up against the fence (way you do/ shame on you) Construction elbows shadow scaffolding halfway up, …

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Jill Jones: Morning/Rattles/Clouds

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Jill Jones

Arctic patrol 1942     1. Shore leave In the ignored morning spent early firing guns turning my ears inside out got cleaned up caught the truck and train visited my good friend Fox in the Basement Bar   2. …

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Adam Ford: "i have seen the fish"

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Adam Ford

fish-based depression drug seen on market – have you seen this fish? to enter click here. sepa noswa esw wosw. have you seen this fish? email us! email us! i have seen whole schools of flying fish become airborne as …

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Adam Ford: super gas power attack

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Adam Ford

you may designate which power binary will use regardless of what base you attack. you may use either or both of your powers. there are dozens of power-ups that make it into the gas guns. use them to discover methane …

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Michael Farrell: Fatal Interview

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Michael Farrell

Over aggressiveness. Tonight is another one of those nights but then played by a string quartet A lot of the documents have been sent to me reveals his addiction to hard-core pornography and We take a look at Australia via …

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Michael Farrell: "ceci n’est pas une googly"

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Michael Farrell

ROCK… Heart Bridge… Cliches… Dictionary… … THESE FOOLISH THINGS (Love Words)… QUARTET… ROCK N'ROLL. 33. … … WACA: An Australian Success Story… Somebody Else: Arthur in Africa 1880-91… for success in manly outdoor sports, such as football and.” One might …

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Cassie Lewis: writer’s block drowns the capital in tears

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

We are ugly, but we are here with our poems for an unknown battle and literary news in buzzwords. Three am. Elders should be washed back and scarlet. A manhole cover lifts open. Arturo laughs so loudly he drowns the …

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Carlie Lazar: A Prank Call To John Howard

Posted on January 1, 2004 by Cordite Poetry Review

i hate john howard's galaxy: howard reads kc's essay and then sings along to some rammstein. do you call this working hard? we're not a spontaneous celebration of your amusing prank or, as the more politically correct call it, playing …

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David Prater: Foreword

Posted on January 1, 2004 by David Prater

Armed Conflict in the 21st Century: The Information Revolution     Redefining “critical work” in our students, and, ironically, in the Name of France, our aim is to insert left margins into what we have Here, both in teacher-student and …

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