Stephen Morrissey

I assumed the rabbit lived in one of the backyards adjacent to ours. If you look at our street, or most other streets around here, you'll see people's homes and in front of the homes there is a sidewalk on both sides of the street and an asphalt road runn... See more

Lucinda Williams They get up every morning and they go to work He sells cars and she's a nurse Workin' long hours is the devil's curse Things are gettin' tight, but it could be worse She tries hard to ignore the news Nothing makes sense and she gets confu... See more

Downtown Montreal, 1960s This third book, a proposed book, by Louis Dudek, continuing his Continuation project, was meant to be his final Continuation statement; the incomplete nature of this text coincides with the incomplete nature of the whole project.... See more

Of course, Continuation II begins where Continuation I ends. Here we have twenty-one sections, each one an enlargement and development on the totality of the poem. The quotation from Baudelaire at the beginning of this second book defines Dudek’s ambition... See more

“The Eviction” by Ray Grathwol, 1946 Notes: 1. Allen Ginsberg referred to line breaks in poetry as a form of composition that followed the poet's breath; "inspiration" is breathing in spirit while "expiration" refers to breathing out of spirit or, alterna... See more