Spring '05: Table of Contents

Introduction by Junior Burke

Anne Waldman

• from Structure of the World Compared to a Bubble

Kristin Prevallet

• The Web

Lee Christopher

• I am an alcoholic, I said in New Orleans
• Declination in Progress
• YOU, MIGUEL

Lisa Jarnot

• Love Poem, Friday Morning
• What I Want To Do

Maureen Owen & Phyllis Wat

Postcard Collaborations

• Her Parabolic Mirror / 66 Eyes
• O if a spree are we on this broad day frightened / Painter Seeks Refuge
• from the top of the escarpment we saw the cinder cones of volcanoes now extinct / Elefancy
• A Chateau to call your own Montezuma's Castle or Natasha drives to the Grand Canyon / Sinagua
• Hieroglyphic Home / My life in Hieroglyphs
• Somewhere in Texas / I, Pig
• the Chinese family's parrot speaks Chinese I do not or once when the destination is set it doesn't matter if the road is long and uneven / Lijiang
• on the road / On the Road

Naropa Archive Project

Amiri Baraka

• "The only thing you don't know is what you will have to face..."
  • In this talk, delivered at Naropa's Summer Writing Program 2004, Amiri Baraka recounts his early, unswayable commitment to poetry. Please note that the text is presented in lines and stanzas, intended as a singularly effective way of experiencing his presentation.

Indira Ganesan

• Excerpt from Work-in-Progress: Aunt Meterling

Andrew Wille

• Transatlantic Howl! An Interview with Mary Kite

Bobbie Louise Hawkins

• Monologue, delivered at Naropa's Summer Writing Program, 2004
  From her performance piece, "Take Love, For Instance"