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Monday, January 09, 2012

e pluribus haiku

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hello!

i have been using this space for my poetry, old and new, but i'm considering changing it a little, for several reasons. first, what's really special about it to me is link poetry, not my poetry, which has been mediocre for years. link poetry as you can tell is in its rudimentary stages; i just started it recently and haven't had much time to devote to perfecting it. there are no rules, but there are at least three kinds; regular link poetry, link haiku, and total link haiku (seventeen syllables, seventeen links). one can link to music, websites, pictures, whatever; there are a lot of possibilities.

i'm opening up other sites for other link poetry and contests and will display mostly my own, here, and my comments. have any? i'd like to see it. i need collaborators on the link poetry contest, and will tell you when i organize it. i'd like to see a link poetry publication, and a link poetry online journal; the best name i can think of is a href which i will gladly hand over when the time comes. meanwhile, keep the poetry coming... pardon me for making this site commercial; this is just a bizarre twisted aspect of my personality. why not? i don't want to make any of my other stuff commercial...

anyway, enjoy...below i'll list some of the early link poems... -thomas leverett, site author

link poetry

link limericks (2005)

grainy picture (2004)

steady drizzle (2004)

2004 (2004)

arena parking lot (2004)

kansas (2004)

link haiku

e pluribus haiku (in progress)

boxcars on walnut (in progress)

seeing red #3 (2005)

actualism (2004)

total link haiku