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heart-songs · 5 months ago
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February by Lisa Jarnot
What a sad life and great poems a certain slant of grapefruit slices in the sunlight, in the coffee, absolutely the morning of the cats, Hebrides and highlands, hills of running out there to the one I love.
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majestativa · 1 year ago
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Neither angels nor vemilion clay.
— Lisa Jarnot, Joie de Vivre: Selected Poems (1992-2012), (2013)
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alwaysalreadyangry · 6 months ago
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Marcus Aurelius Rose 
BY LISA JARNOT
for Thomas
From the five good emperors
I have learned that there were five good emperors,
From the lemon tree I’ve planted
now I know that leaves unpummeled yet will drop,
From the clock, the time, it’s five p.m.,
from the sun the length of day,
From Quercus borealis, the queer names of the leaves
of all the trees,
From burning I’ve learned burning,
from the aster family chickory abounds,
From hawkweed of the colors bright,
from sleeping, of my dreams,
From mosquitoes, scratching, from fishes, fishing,
from turkeys how to run and how to hop,
From erect perennials I’ve learned to reach the shelf,
from my cats to lick the dark part of the tin,
From the sparrows I’ve learned this and that,
from Germanic tribes, to gather thoughts in herds,
From the window blinds, from the sun decayed,
from the heart, a brimming record braised and turned.
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gustaving · 6 months ago
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By Lisa Jarnot
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theblackestofsuns · 9 months ago
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The Iliad Book XXII: The Death Of Hector (2007)
Lisa Jarnot
Book Thug
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llovelymoonn · 2 years ago
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favourite poems of january
tony hoagland note to reality
henri cole middle earth: “myself and cats”
minerva s.m. kamra chronic
stacie cassarino zero at the bone: “in the kitchen”
bonnie jo stufflebeam barking dog nocturnal
ron silliman the alphabet: “you, part i”
sara borjas a heart can only be broken once, like a window
karen an-hwei lee song of the oyamel
louise glĂŒck afterword
kai nham follow the moon
elisabeth houston standard american english: “re-peat! re-verse! re-hearse!”
victoria stitt the carolina quarterly: “autumn convalescence”
noor ibn najam you smelled like an animal
ben still concept pest control
ray dipalma obediant laughter: “after midnight”
sasha pimentel cats
thanh-tam nguyen a lit match to burn what your country doesn’t remember
sarah abbas collecting words in attempt to keep them the same
julia wong kcomt (tr. jennifer shyue) woman eaten by cats
lisa jarnot ring of fire: “the bridge”
torrin a. greathouse i am beginning to mistake the locust’s song for silence
siaara freeman when i speak of hunger
vandana khanna train to agra: “evening prayer”
ouyang jianghe (tr. austin woerner)ïżœïżœmother, kitchen
kayleb rae candrilli sand & silt
antony hecht an offering for patricia
sara ellen fowler shed project notes, august 30, 2019 - la madera, nm 
vincent hiscock voice in the air: afterthought
margie piercy mars & her children: “the cat’s song”
eva chen how to bleed a ghost
sayuri ayers cordella magazine: “in the season of pink ladies”
buy me a coffee
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revuewatts · 6 months ago
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Le 27 avril 2024 au CipM, la revue Watts était à l'honneur, pour une rencontre autour des pratiques de la traduction ! Merci à Hauer Philippe d'avoir défendu l'idée d'une telle rencontre, merci à toute l'équipe du CipM. La photo (copiée sur l'instagram du CipM) montre Philippe Hauer, Samuel Rochery, et Simon Brown (en direct du Québec). Excellent souvenir ! On a lu Lisa Jarnot, Sanya Noël, Amy Lawless, Carrie Bennet et Sylvester Stallone (et on s'est posé des questions au sujet de Sylvester)
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bagleywrightlectures · 7 months ago
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These images, Magnolia and Damsel Fly Nymphs (1979), Still Life with Chicken (1992), and Duck (1977), all by Bruce Kurland, are presented in accompaniment with Isaac (formerly Lisa) Jarnot's lecture, "Abandon the Creeping Meatball: an Anarcho-Spiritual Treatise," now available to listen to via the BWLS podcast.
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smallpressdistribution · 5 years ago
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"Jarnot’s sudden shifts of tone and reference vivify a central conviction. Faith, the centering vision of 'the world tree' or mythological axis mundi, here depends on the 'weird but true,' the spontaneous overflow of odd delights ('llamas dream') that reinforce that center by virtue of their winning eccentricity."
Read the rest of Peter Campion's stunning review of A PRINCESS MAGIC PRESTO SPELL by Lisa Jarnot (Flood Editions) over at Public Books!
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jshoulson · 6 years ago
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Today’s Poem
After Catullus --Lisa Jarnot
For Thomas
In the beginning there was grief, a garden in the center of a city lit in rose and green, a quickening of the air across the wing of a plane upon the tip of the Labrador Sea there was gleaming there, a torque not finished or forestalling there was the promise of Paris’s perpetual pomme pressed in gold, there was only the hole in the heel of a sock, the steam of a since in a fore-flung damp hotel there was nothing baked or boiled there was a stiffness, a whiteness, a heaviness of limbs and chips and silvered peas, there was this about it—a dipping of the sun, a singular spoon, a grid of hymns buried under the finances of a pickled cork, there was finally that sense of it, pharmacies or chemists or high streets or the shape of an ear of a baby asleep, heavily there was that, let me explain it again let it be turned by the heave of a hundred craven wivers of verse, let the pendulous balls of finest quality lead render it into what I think it is. Let me go back to that garden in the center of that city to know I who I loved.
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heart-songs · 5 months ago
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June after Lisa Jarnot, February
What a sad life and great poems the held note of roses climbing through the window, the full-bodied orange tipping the glass, and the honey yawn of morning pouring over the maple, Murray Hill and fresh meadows, rivers of rushing back to the place I call home.
- Cora Finch
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majestativa · 1 year ago
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My love [
] self-conscious in the dusk.
— Lisa Jarnot, Joie de Vivre: Selected Poems (1992-2012), (2013)
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uartslibraries · 5 years ago
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Robert Duncan, the Ambassador from Venus : a biography 
by Lisa Jarnot
call # PS3507.U629 Z72 2012  
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finishinglinepress · 2 years ago
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Peter J. Grieco is former professor of English and retired school bus driver. His poems have been widely published in small magazines on-line and in print. His blog “At the Musarium and Other Writings” [https://pjgrieco.wordpress.com/] archives much of this work.
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In The Blind Man’s Meal, Peter Grieco extends classical painterly brush strokes toward new logical conclusions and imaginative possibilities. Here rarefied museums scenes are reclaimed to live and breathe again and to ask vital questions about the human condition. Grieco is a poet who cares enough about language to approach it as a master painter. That feeling of care resonates throughout his work, delightfully.
–Lisa Jarnot, author of Robert Duncan, The Ambassador from Venus: A Biography (University of California Press, 2012), and Joie de Vivre: Selected Poems 1992–2012 (City Lights, 2013).
Peter Grieco has always been an inveterate museum-goer, and one feels his engagement with the pictures he has studied at every step. These poems are brilliant, in almost the literal sense of the word: if the phrase had not been used too often, one would be inclined to say that they “leap off the page.” Grieco’s effort to achieve the tangibility of the painterly medium in words can be sensed in every line, and is successful to an astonishing degree. One can feel, and almost taste, “the blind man’s bread.” The violence of physicality breaks through: “Shall I strip, paint my body / blue & roll across the scissors?” Grieco is a poet of great versatility (see, for instance, his “procedural” poems) and of deep quality. His work will be read when many other poets now popular will have been forgotten.
–Irving Massey, Professor of English and Comparative Literature, University at Buffalo (Emeritus), author of Necessary Nonsense: Aesthetics, History, Neurology, Psychology, Ohio State UP, 2018.
Peter Grieco is an excellent poet, versatile but always genuine. In addition to writing on the classical themes of poetry, Peter has done series on Freud’s ‘ Interpretation of Dreams’ and on works of art (‘ekphrastic poetry’.) I urge the publication of his work, which I hold in the very highest regard.
–Arthur Efron, Professor Emeritus of English, University at Buffalo
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stroccospoetry · 3 years ago
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Midwinter Day Reader List
Here is our up to date list of confirmed readers for St. Rocco’s 4th Annual Midwinter Day Marathon on December 18th, 2021. Register on Eventbrite to watch, and be sure to donate to Bernadette’s fundraiser!
Part 1 (Beginning at 3pm)
Bernadette Mayer
Shelly Marlow
Laura Henriksen
Vincent Katz
Lydia Davis
Cat Tyc
Jennifer Firestone
Laura McLean-Ferris
Alexis Bhagat
Shanna Compton
Oliver Ray
Emily Brown
Hana van der Kolk
Kyle Schlesinger
Luisa Giuliano
Tess Caroline
Sophia Dahlin
Yasmine Shamma
Violet Spurlock
Michelle Tea
Eleni Siklianos
Elisa Albert
max warsh
Part 2 (Beginning around 4pm)
Brenda Coultas
Matthew Klane
Julie Patton
Christina Strong
Marcella Durand
Part 3 (Beginning around 4:30pm)
Liz Janoff
Marie Warsh
Mo Ritter
Kay Gabriel
Nada Gordon
Lynne Sachs
Chris Kraus
Lee Ann Brown
Laynie Browne
Phil Good
Part 4 (Beginning around 5:15pm)
Katy Bohinc
Bethany Ides
TBC
Aida Muratoglu
Michael Ruby
Sophia Warsh
Jenn McCreary
Suzanne Goldenberg
Dorothea Lasky
Alystyre Julian
Eileen Myles
Kennedy Coyne
tanner menard
Raymond Maxwell
Kenning JP Garcia
Part 5 (Beginning around 6:00pm, or earlier, or later)
JJ Rowan
TBC
Rebecca Wolff
Don Yorty
Joe Elliot
Ray Daniels
Lisa Jarnot
Adam Fitzgerald
Sarah Archer
Anna Gurton-Wachter
Part 6 (Beginning around 7pm, or earlier, or later)
Sam Truitt
Elizabeth Guthrie
Sarah Steadman
Shira Dentz
Rider Alsop
Thom Donovan
Tara Ahmadinejad
Becca Klaver
Erica Dawn Lyle
Sara Jane Stoner
Kimberly Alidio
Stacy Szymaszek
Tony Torn
Elizabeth Willis
Anne Waldman
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