ISSUE SIX: Smallest Eyry | next poem →

M__TM___RE (37)

Paul Siegell




the
where
whom
had
charms


     In
tucked
The
storage space
out
the poet's
pudding,




     He
placed
his manuscripts.
to make
the largest wall,
of


welcoming


. They turned up






this world.        








of
known
fire,

a mattress
the poet kept

a skylight there. On
the zodiac, an image
a beard, and
go


Source material: Bohemian Paris: Picasso, Modigliani, Matisse, and the Birth of Modern Art by Dan Franck (Grove Press, 2003).

Paul Siegell is the author of wild life rifle fire (Otoliths Books), jambandbootleg (A-Head Publishing) and Poemergency Room (Otoliths Books), and a senior editor at Painted Bride Quarterly. In 2015, the Pennsylvania Center for the Book will be featuring Paul in the Public Poetry Project. Kindly find more of his work — and concrete poetry t-shirts — at paulsiegell.blogspot.com and @paulsiegell.

ISSUE SIX: Smallest Eyry | next poem →











ISSUE SIX: Smallest Eyry

Anna Lena Phillips
   Endearment
   Endearment
   Endearment

Carly Greenberg
   News
   Anti-

Owen Lucas
   487

Kate Bernadette Benedict
   Wonders of Biotech

Sandra Sidman Larson
   Living Through the Dark
   Walking Through The New ADC
      Telecommunications Factory

William Doreski
   Outskirts of Flagstaff

Paul Siegell
   M__TM___RE (37)

Ellen McGrath Smith
   The Self-Flattery of the Old Soul:
     The Old Soul Is Missing a Sock

Daniel Ari
   Consider the Machine

Elisha Holt
   Desert Survival Guide:
     Motel Sounds

Kristina Webster Shue
   Bluesy

Paul Strohm
   Dit Dot Dit