from shining G to shining G April 28, 2011: Now it's a lot more fun to keep secrets than it used to be And it's a lot more fun to forestall doom than it used to be It's a lot more fun to mum halo than it used to be And it's sure a lot more fun to be a shambles of a person than it used to be Plus, and I have to say it, it's a lot more fun to write the poems than [...] by Anselm Berrigan

Hand of the grain the sand smote January 14, 2010: The constellations are rising in perfect order: Taurus, Leo, Gemini. Without her audience the actor does not really exist, and for her audience her transient art takes shape each time the auditorium is hushed and darkened. Go back to the beginning. The end. And Sir Thomas Browne, who was the son of a silk merchant and may well have had an eye for [...] by Anselm Berrigan