Category Archives: Poetry
“Ice Fields” – Eric Basso, From His Book of Poems, “Ghost Light”
Here at DECAYKE we’re tremendous admirers of Baltimore writer Eric Basso. You can read a short bio and an interview with him here and here, at Unlikely Stories. The following poem, just one of the many great ones he has … Continue reading
Who Cares How Long You Sink – Folk Forms Evaporate Big Sky
Before getting into this review, I want my readers to know that I will never put some form of grade system on it, whether they’re an ostensible joke or not. So, in the case of Foxy Digitalis or Pitchfork, you … Continue reading
The Perverted New Economy Epistolary by Mark Lunt
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Poems By Mark Andrew Lunt
Lignes de Bataille: transgressive haiku for georges bataille and other philosophers of excess the[1] hai[2]ku[3] has[4] been[5] ex[6]haust[7]ed[8] as[9] a[10] means[11] to[12] ex[13]press[14] my[15] love[16] for[17] you[18] [1] syllable one, line one [2] syllable two, line one [3] syllable three, … Continue reading
Bohemian Gazette
