61. MI: CONTRIBUTIONS: WRITING: Taco Shop Poets poets and performance artists from Southern California. http://multiple.insertions.com/mi_html/contrib/writing/iv08.htm

The Taco Shop Poets Updated Web page (as of 11/26/99) http://members.xoom.com/t_s_p/ With feet on both sides of the border we declare that Cappuccino and poetry are no more! Long live salsa and the spoken word! Taco shops are places where people eat, talk, and leave behind social and class barriers in search for the perfect carne asada burrito. Taco shops have become the new meeting places for a cross- section of society. But taco shops don't just have a culinary function any longer. Taco shops are cultural centers, they are the the cultural crossroads for the new millenium. As Taco Shop Poets we are the cultural workers at these crossroads. As of August of last year we have been cultural guerrillas, taking over taco shops in San Diego, Tijuana, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Jose, taking poetry to an audience not usually exposed to the spoken word and taking the usually jaded spoken word audience to a new environment for poetry. Our onda is the combination of the different spaces in our community: the taco shop space, the poetry space, the border space, the music space, the perfomance space, the nationalist space, the gender space, the sexuality space. Our work can be found where these areas intersect. We are a group of accomplished Southern California performers who have converted taco shops into temporary cultural centers. Our performance consists of music, poetry, prose, storytelling, and ritual.

62. Rebels: Painters And Poets Of The 1950s An essay on the Rebel poets of the 1950s by Steven Watson. http://www.npg.si.edu/exh/rebels/index2.htm

"Rebel Painters of the 1950s" Essay by Carolyn Kinder Carr Checklist of the Exhibition Selected Checklist with Digital Images "Rebel Poets of the 1950s" Essay by Steven Watson "Rebel Painters of the 1950s" Essay by Carolyn Kinder Carr Checklist of the Exhibition Selected Checklist with Digital Images "Rebel Poets of the 1950s" Essay by Steven Watson ... Selected Checklist with Digital Images

63. NORAZ Poets Flagstaff Cultural Partners and NORAZ poets have teamed up to support poetry, creative writing and spoken word performance for middle and high school http://www.norazpoets.org/

Calendar May S M T W T F S Coming Soon... Thursday, May All Day U of A Poetry Symposium Friday, May All Day U of A Poetry Symposium POOM!! Saturday, May All Day U of A Poetry Symposium Sunday, Jun Poetry In The Round Monday, Jun THE Open Mic! Tuesday, Jun Sedona Poetry Open Mic Wednesday, Jun The Northern Arizona Poetry Society Meeting FLAGSLAM Friday, Jun POOM!! Our Gracious Friends and Matching Partners We are grateful for their contributions and dedication to their community. Call us to do the same 866.698.8790 NORAZ Poets Welcome to your NORthern AriZona Poetry Community The NORAZ Poets™ vision NORAZ Poets is a Community Benefit Organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States. All contributions, grants, and bequests to NORAZ Poets are tax deductible. Log In Username Password New Account Signup Forgot Password Main Menu Home National Poetry Month The Poets of NORAZ Alzheimer's Poetry Project ... NORAZ on Youtube.com Website Credits Website designed and hosted by Clarkdale, AZ 86324 phpWebSite is licensed under the GNU LGPL

64. Haiku Poet's Hut: Haiku And Haiku Related Poetry By Soji Haiku by Soji, aka Gary Barnes, haiku by the masters, Basho, Buson, Issa, and by a number of contemporary practitioners of the art in English. http://www.haikupoetshut.com/

Come in, come in! There are haiku to be read and stories to tell. Let us share some tea, a few quiet moments, and take some time just to reflect on things. You'll also find directions(links)to other haiku sites further down this lonely road, but you don't have to hasten along, the stars are shining through the pines, the crickets are singing, and look, isn't that a firefly? haiku poems, other small pleasures, and points to ponder... The Full Moon A Haibun by Takashi Nonin Autumn Dance An Audio Visual Haiga Presentation Small Moments An Audio Visual Haiga Presentation Flower Shadows An Audio Visual Haiga Presentation and, Jigsaw Puzzles for your amusement updated 7.25.07 soji's haiku updated, 3.30.2007 new page added a world of haijin and haiku basho haiku interpretations and commentary index the moon, photos with haiku updated 01.20.08 NEW! A MOVIE ADDED updated 07.23.07 interactive photo haiku updated 03.09.06 linked haiku extrordinaire other stops along the lonely haiku road visit this haiku site's creator visitors w/ 1024 X 768 screen res CLICK HERE soji's RetroPostNeoModernClassical Poetry Connection Lions and cheetahs and elephants, oh my! Something a little different for a haiku site:

65. The Yale Series Of Younger Poets - Recent Winner, Competition The Yale Series of Younger poets recent winner, competition rules and submission instructions, past winners, from Yale University press. http://yalepress.yale.edu/youngerpoets.asp

SEARCH FOR A BOOK FULL TEXT SEARCH VIA GOOGLE BROWSE BY SUBJECT By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN Art and Architecture Biography Business Classics Economics History Language Law Literary Studies Medicine Performing Arts Philosophy Political Science Psychology Reference Religion Science Social Science NEW RELEASES CELEBRATING 100 YEARS CATALOGS E-NEWSLETTER ... WORLD LANGUAGES The Yale Series of Younger Poets competition rules contact us Frail-Craft Jessica Fisher New Yorker Green Squall Jay Hopler Baltimore Magazine Crush Richard Siken Crush Dennis Cooper . . . . More Winners 2007 WINNER Earth in the Attic Fady Joudah Earth in the Attic The Earth in the Attic Fady Joudah . He lives in Houston, TX. COMPETITION RULES IMPORTANT NOTE: New submission dates below. Submissions for the 2009 Competition must be postmarked no earlier than October 1, 2008 and no later than November 15, 2008 . See Guidelines for Submission below for precise information regarding your entry. Rules Governing the Competition Each year, Yale University Press seeks one book-length poetry manuscript to be published in the Yale Series of Younger Poets. The competition is open to any American citizen under forty years of age who has not published a book of poetry (contestants must be under the age of forty at the time they submit the manuscript to the competition). The winner receives royalties when the book is published. All poems must be original - translations are not accepted. Writers who have had chapbooks of poetry printed in editions of no more than 300 copies are eligible. Only one manuscript may be submitted each year. Manuscripts submitted in previous years may be resubmitted.

66. Famous Poets Society Free poetry contest, open to everyone. Win generous cash prizes ($50000 in one day)! Get published! Get invited to conventions with Hollywood celebrities. http://www.famouspoets.com/

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67. Poets Who Blog All around our world there are poets honing thier craft, reading the greats, discovering new favorites and finding inspiration in the extraordinary and the http://poetswhoblog.blogspot.com/

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68. Welcome To Poets On The Line poets on the line cofounder Andrew Gettler, a native New Yorker, served in Vietnam in 1968 and completed one tour of duty there. He is the recipient of the http://www.echonyc.com/~poets/

P O E T S ON THE LINE a continuing anthology Edited by Linda Lerner IN MEMORIAM Andrew Gettler May 19, 1944 - July 25, 2002. POETS on the line cofounder Andrew Gettler, a native New Yorker, served in Vietnam in 1968 and completed one tour of duty there. He is the recipient of the 1991 Brio Award for Excellence in Arts The William C. Woolfson Memorial Award for Literary Arts , and the Ludwig Vogelstein Grant . His work has appeared in over 200 literary magazines and journals in the U.S., Canada, England, Europe and Australia. Five collections of his poetry have been published: A CONDITION, NOT AN EVENT (New Spirit Press, 1992); LURID DREAMS...BECAUSE WE ALL HAVE THEM (Experimental Press, 1991); FOOTSTEPS OF A GHOSTPOEMS FROM VIETNAM (Iniquity Press/Vendetta Books, 1991); (M.A.F. Press, 1990); ONLY THE MOUNTAINS ARE FOREVER (Black Bear Publications, 1987); LIQUID JESUIT will be published by Iniquity Press/Vendetta books, summer, 2003. Poets on the line is a continuing poetry anthology available only on the Net on the line on internet at: http://www.echonyc.com/~poets

69. Main Page Provides poetry residencies for students in grades K12 throughout California. The web site features student poetry, biographies of poet-teachers, http://cpits.org/

California Poets In The Schools the voice of the present and hear the voice of the future A Community-Based Poetry Education Program Our programs are supported by donations from people like you! 736 hits since

70. Dead Poets Society - Official Site Official site of the synthpop band features news, biographical information, pictures, streaming music, MP3 downloads, and online album purchasing. http://www.thedeadpoets.org/

Welcome to thedeadpoets.org: the official site of Electronic/Goth music and art of Dead Poets Society To be the first to know about special contests, new songs, videos and tours. Join the Society of the Dead Poets mailing list. sign our guestbook view guestbook Subscribe to the SOCIETY OF THE DEAD POETS Mailing list your email address will never be distributed or sold recommended browsers: Firefox or Opera This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit

71. Fisher Poets By Jennifer Brett Winston COPYRIGHT © 2005. RUBY PRODUCTIONS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. http://www.fisherpoets.com/

72. World Poets Society (W.P.S.): The Official Website Members of W.P.S. 691 poets from 89 Countries of Origin. Members of W.P.S. (19 July 2006 18 March 2008) are 691 Great poets from all around the World (89 http://world-poets.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar World Poets Society: 728 Poets from 101 Countries 728 Poets from 101 Countries of Origin and Residence: Members of W.P.S.: 728 Poets from 92 Countries of Origin Members of W.P.S. ( 19 July 2006 - 24 May 2008 ) are 728 Great Poets from all around the World ( 92 Countries of Origin U.S.A. (109 Poets): India (54 Poets): A. Thiagarajan, Aftab Ahmad, Aju Mukhopadhyay, Aju Thomas, Amitava Chakrabarty, Ananya S. Guha, Arbind Kumar Choudhary, Basanta Kumar Kar, Bhaskar Roy Barman, C.P. Aboobacker, Celestine A. Raj Manohar (John Celes), Dev Bhardwaj, Divya Mathur, Gopal Lahiri, Jeshna Manzoor, K.V. Venkataramana, Kavi Kulwant Singh, Kee Thampi, Kumuda Ranjan Panda, Leo Rebello, M.V.J. Simon, Mahendra Bhatnagar, Mano Ranjan, Mathias Bhuriya, Mohit K. Misra, N.V. Subbaraman, Nagamuthu K. Osho, Nalini Sharma, Nandlal K. Pancholi, Nikhil Parekh, Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal, Pankaj Kumar Yadav, Prabhat Kumar Sarwar Lakhnavi, Prasenjit Maiti, Quleen Kaur Bijral, R.K. Singh, R. Purushothama Rao, Rajaram Ramachandran, Ram Sharma, Ranjana Bhatia, Rati Saxena, Ravinder Malhotra, Sachchidananda S. Kore, Sailen Sadhu (Sadhu Sadher), Sakthi Ravichandran, Santosh Kumar, Savio Antonio Vogt, Seema Shahji, Shoma Datta, Sonnet Mondal, Srinjay Chakravarti, T. Ashok Chakravarthy, T.M. Mohan, Wangdi Gyalpo, Argentina (52 Poets): Brazil (47 Poets): Adriana Kless, Augusta Schimidt, Aurelio Aquino, Benevides Garcia Barbosa Junior, Bernardo Almeida, Bila Bernades (Maria Angelica Bernardes Santos), Carla Rosana Brauch, Cida Peres, Condorcet Aranha, D'Anton Medrado, Delasnieve Daspet, Deth Haak, Eda Carneiro da Rocha, Edno Machado, Edson Contar, Emmanuel Almeida, Falcao S.R, Fatima Batista, Fatima de Royes Mello, Gilia Gerling, Guilem Rodrigues da Silva, Gustavo Dourado, Izabella Pavesi, Jailson Santos, Jania Souza, Joao de Moraes Filho, Ligia Tomarchio, Luiz Antonio Cardoso, Luciano Dias Rosa, Maria Aparecida Macedo (Maria Anjinha), Mariano da Rosa, Milamarian, Mishael Yehuda Ben Yisrael, Nadir Vilela, Paccelli M. Zahler, Regina Sant'Anna, Regine Limaverde, Ricardo De Benedictis, Rosa Maria de Britto Cosenza, Salete Cardozo Cochinsky, Selmo Vasconcellos, Silas Correa Leite, Soaroir Maria de Campos, Teresinka Pereira, Thais S. Francisco (Beija Flor), Valter Jorge Schaffel, Vera Salbego

73. Poetry, Poems, Famous Poets, Poetry Contests At World Of Poets.com WORLD OF poets gives the opportunity to the poets like you to have a caring, loving and fun environment where poetry can be shared and appreciated. http://www.worldofpoets.com/

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74. Table Of Contents - Poets On Poets - Electronic Editions - Romantic Circles poets on poets is an audio archive of Romanticperiod poems selected and read by practicing poets from around the world. These poets have chosen poems they http://www.rc.umd.edu/editions/poets/toc.html

Archive Contents Poets on Poets is an audio archive of Romantic-period poems selected and read by practicing poets from around the world. These poets have chosen poems they particularly admire, and some have provided audio commentary on how the poem has influenced their work. In May 2007, Charles North's reading of William Wordsworth's "The Daffodils" (full text below ) was featured in the final segment (36:40) of CBS Radio News Weekend Roundup Preface : "Recitation Considered as a Fine Art" by Jerome McGann Click on a speaker button below to listen to an audio file. For additional audio assistance click here New readings added weekly. Sign up to receive the Poets on Poets announcement of new releases or subscribe to our free RSS feed. Podcast How to subscribe or New Readings Rachel Blau DuPlessis reading John Keats's "Ode on Melancholy" Poem Text About Rachel Blau DuPlessis Download mp3 Rachel Blau DuPlessis reading William Wordsworth's "Composed upon Westminster Bridge, Sept. 3, 1802" Poem Text About Rachel Blau DuPlessis Download mp3 Rachel Blau DuPlessis reading John Keats's "Ode on a Grecian Urn"

75. Medieval Sourcebook: Selections From The Poets Of Arabia Hence most of the poems are brief; and a poet s fame depended upon a few brilliant couplets rather than on any sustained melody or longcontinued flight of http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/arabianpoets1.html

Back to Medieval Source Book ORB Main Page Links to Other Medieval Sites Medieval Sourcebook: The Poets of Arabia, Selections [Horne Introduction] Arabic poetry is based largely on harmonies of sound and striking turns of phrasing. Hence most of the poems are brief; and a poet's fame depended upon a few brilliant couplets rather than on any sustained melody or long-continued flight of noble thought. One distinguished philosophical poem of some length is the well-known "Lament of the Vizier Abu Ismael." This we give in full at the conclusion of this section; but mainly we must illustrate the finest flowering of Arabic verse by selecting specimens of characteristic brevity. Many of the Arab caliphs inclined to the gaieties of life rather than to their religious duties, and kept many poets around them. Indeed some of the caliphs themselves were poets: The Caliph Walid composed music as well as verse; and was hailed by his immediate companions as a great artist. His neglect of religion, however, was so reckless as to rouse the resentment of his people, and he lost his throne and life. Most noted of all the Arab poets was Mutanabbi (905-965). His fantastic imagery and extravagant refinements of language were held by his admirers to be the very perfection of literature. More than forty commentaries were written to explain the subtleties of his verse. Such, indeed, was the intensity of Mutanabbi's poetic ecstasy that he fancied himself a prophet and began to preach a new religion, until a term in prison persuaded him to cling to the accepted form of Mohammedanism. In one well-known passage ridiculed by the great French critic, Huart, Mutanabbi says of an advancing army that it was so vast "The warriors marched hidden in their dust, They saw only with their ears."

76. Electronic Poetry, Poets, And Poems. The home page of Electronic Poetry. Free poetry sites for poets that want to publish their poetry on the web. http://poets2000.com/

Poetry 2000 is for poets who want to publish their poetry. We provide free sites for poets worldwide! If you want to publish your poetry, visit the best online poetry publisher we've found ( PoetryPublisher.com Get Your FREE Poetry Site. Advertise With Us. Search By Poet Search By Topic Poetry Chat Poets Poetry Search Poems ... Free Poet Site Very New Don't miss new poem by Jack Kays A CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM Today's Poetry Poetry by ... awakeanddreaming More Sites in Need of Feedback Please visit these sites. Provide feedback to remove a site from the list. Sites With A Single Poem canigetawitness paulscristianpoetry bysiren swaimrulz ... shadowland Sites With 10 or Less Poems ljcirillo yesterdaysthoughts klein lastingimpressions Sites With More than 10 Poems vico gilgarcia godsgiftoflife poemsbyrayofhope ... holdontodreams - Featured Sites - I AM THE SAND by: Katherine S. Hintz A CHRISTMAS LOST by: John Fox 12/16/99 ODE TO THE ROYAL QUEEN OF HEARTS by: Jackie R. Kays This site is all about poetry. We offer a comprehensive site of poetic material and poetry for your enjoyment. Our poets enjoy receiving notes from those who visit their sites so please feel free to send them a quick note using the feedback form on each poet's site. All poetry published on this poetry site is the property of the poets using this poetry site so please ask poets for permission to use their poetry.

77. Magnetic Poets www.magneticpoets.com/ 2k - Cached - Similar pages Canadian poets - University of Toronto LibraryCollection of poets with biographies, list of published works, and sample poems. http://www.magneticpoets.com/

78. Taco Shop Poets An introduction to San Diego s Chicano poetry and music ensemble The Taco Shop poets. http://tacoshoppoets.org/

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79. DC Poets Against The War Informal group of Washington area writers and activists who came together during the winter of 2003 to protest the planned US invasion of Iraq. http://dcpaw.mahost.org/

Report from the Astonishing March to End the War Now! January 27, 2007 Details here . Peace Signs here Watch a short video by Cloudy Day Art here Read E. Ethelbert Miller's interview with DC Poets Against the War Events Coordinator Melissa Tuckey at Foreign Policy in Focus Save the Date! Split This Rock Poetry Festival Washington, D.C., March 20-23, 2008 Details here Read the Split this Rock report from the AWP Conference on Sarah Browning's blog here At a time when corporations and government officials are attempting to exert total control over our news and culture, poets have held a bright light of truth aloft to show us a way forward. Amy Goodman, Host of Democracy Now! on Pacifica Radio order DC Poets Against the War : An Anthology - Second Edition now! Read some poems by DC Poets Against the War writers! DC Poets Against the War . Web hosting provided by MutualAid.org

80. Poetry & Poets In Rags It s over the rainbow_(ragline)_John Mark Eberhart Parachute The Poet Laureate Project, Part 3_(ragline)_John Mark Eberhart Parachute http://poetryandpoetsinrags.blogspot.com/

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