Title Index to Specific Concrete Poems on the Internet

"Still IV           WORDS             allow psychic alterations to disappear.
                        Speech              resists effervescence.
                        Notions              require expansion to equivalent formulas.
      WORDS                               Fracture our rhythm.
              by their                        Assassinate sensitivity.
              mechanism,                 Thoughtlessly uniform
              fossilization,                 tortured inspiration.
              stability                        Twist tensions.
              and aging                   Reveal poetic exaltations as useless.
                                                 Create politeness.
                                                 Invent diplomats.
                                                 Promote the use of analogies
                                                 Substitute for true emissions."

                    -    Manifesto of Letterist Poetry by Isidore Isou

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Gates of Paradise David Daniels

Geborei John Ezra and Sarah Fowler

The Geometry of God Robert Gold

Ghost City

Ghosts of Lying Kenneth Patchen

(go fish) Loss Pequeno Glazier

Gold Mathias Goeritz

Grammatron Mark Amerika

Graphical Mesostics #2 John Cage

Graphic Arts and Poetry

grin Bob Cobbing

HHHHhhhh

Haiga

hemp and stuff d. a. levy

Hiperlook Hernando Barragan

A Host of Halfties Anna Maria Uribe

A Human Document Tom Phillips

Hypergraphie infinitésimale Controlée et Relancée Alain Satié

iiiIIIIIII

I Can Communicate Mark A. Davis

Ideogramme - Horse Apollinaire

Illuminosities Charles Bernstein

Indeterminancy John Cage

Information Christopher Meyers

Intergrams Jim Rosenberg

Interview with the Floating Man Kenneth Patchen

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Jacques' Dilemma Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino

Julia's Wild E. Louis Zukofsky

KKK

Karmic Influence on the Double Helix #2 Kazmier Maslanka

kinetext Chloe Chao

Labium Marlene Mountain

Lady Liberty

Lantern Naia

The Letter Q

Lettriste

Lettrist Tarot Joëlle Dautricourt

Lingering Ana B

The Loose Texture of Mind R. K. Joshi

Luna Algebrica Sopra il Cratere Erminia Passannanti

LW - Sequenz Klaus Peter Dencker

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Main Point Peter Murphy

Mathemaku Bob Grumman

Memory Market Enrique Sacerio-Garí

Miniatures d.a levy

Minimalist Percussion Composition Michael P. Garofalo

Moonglow (Haiga #4) Gary Barnes (Sogi)

Moonth Nico Vassilakis

Le Murmure Roland Sabatier

My Reflection Ellen Singletary

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Neo-Prayer Ricardo Gonsalves

Nitrogen Derek White

La Nature Michel Amarger

News Poem Sam Patterson

Nixon Doc Wright

No Memory Valerie Grancher

Nothing Ray Johnson

Not Wanting to Say Anything About Marcel John Cage

oOOo

Obesssion Katsushika Hokusai

Ode to June C Keith Armstrong

Onion Garden Michael P. Garofalo

Only - 1918 Kirill Zdanevich

The Open Hand Discovers Timothy Ely

Open Spaces Jon Whyte

Order of Things Ian Hamilton Findlay

Ow the Dow Ricardo Gonsalves

ppPP

Performance Poetry

Perspectives Carol Stetser

Pictographs Bill Keith

Pink Floyd, The Division Bell Marc Schmitz

Poema Edward Baraga

Poem by Nari Does Windows Nari

Poetic Cuisine Ryuryukyo Shinsai

Quantum Fantasy Sophie Charrier

"I began to play with words then. I was a little obsessed by words of equal value.
Picasso was painting my portrait at that time, and he and I used to talk this thing
over endlessly. At this time he had just begun on cubism. . . . I took individual
words and thought about them until I got their weight and volume complete and
put them next to another word, and at this same time I found out very soon that
there is no such thing as putting them together without sense. I made innumerable
efforts to make words write without sense and found it impossible. Any human
being putting down words had to make sense out of them. . . . It should create
a satisfaction in the mind of the reader but in the same image as the creation."

-   Gertrude Stein (A Transatlantic Interview—1946.)
      A Primer for the Gradual Understanding of Gertrude Stein.
      Edited by Robert Bartlett Haas.
      eratiopostmodernpoetry

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Rain Guillaume Appollinaire

Read Pete Spence

Red Mona Christy Sheffield Sanford

En Regardant Mon Style de la Futur Alain Satié

Retina Ana Aly

Rêve Bleu Woodie Roehmer

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Savannah Bay Francois Poyet

Sequence Jim Andrews

Shape Poems

Shaped Salmon Court Smith

Siempre-Nunca Poetic Solutions, 2001

Silly Supermarket Cards by Rick Rose

Sinographic Clemente Padin

Sixteen Walls # 6 Nico Vassilakis

Snakes and Songs Christy Sheffield Sanford

Snowman Beth and Cordine

Stained Word Window Deena Larsen

Stereoscopic Advertisement 1860

StonePoems Clark Lunberry

Stop and Go Censorship Enrique Sacerio-Garí

Strings Dan Waber

Succession Marcel Duchamp

Sul Mare la Nuvola Nazim Hikmet

Summer Ellen Singletary

Sunday Morning in June Fitzgerald-Hagen

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Tentativa Walter Silveira

Terminals: Projects Various Artists.

Text Art

text-TOWER {Collective}

Text X Clemente Padin

Through the Cracks K. S. Ernst

Tibetan Stroboscope d.a. levy

Time: Now and Then Jim Andrews

Tower of Babel John Whyte

Track Book Art by Marilyn Rosenberg and David Cole

Trees

Truth is a Moving Target Erwin Redl

Twenty-Six '76 Let Hers: Not A Matter of Permission Johanna Drucker

Typewriter Poems - Untitled Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino

"Does the virtual art object, forever morphing in the newtwork environmnet
constiture a new form of aesthetic becoming that makes being in cyberspace
an art in and of itself?"
- Mark Amerika, Digital Studies

UUU

Unbelievable Pagoda Sophie Charrier

Urban High Rises Court Smith

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Visual Poetry

WWW

Watar Irving Weiss

Watching Leaves Anonymous

Waves Marton Koppány

where we travel d. a. levy

Why Keep Talking About Art La Société Anonyme

Wind Eugene Gomringer

Word Chamber David Knoebel

Words to Eat Ruth Cowen

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xylo Peter Howard

Yes and No Janee

ZZZZZZZ

Zero-One, Off-On Michael P. Garofalo

An Introductory Note to Readers

This is my personal index to on-line examples of concrete-visual poems. This document is
one of my personal Poetry Notebooks - where I organize my WWW and print reading
research on a poetry topic. It is a blog notepad, a hodgepodge of snippets, and a stew of web links.
A few of my own concrete-visual poems are indexed elsewhere.

I prefer to link to a webpage with a single specific titled concrete-visual poem. I look for good examples
of typographical graphic art available on the web. I select concrete poetry webpages that appeal to a
wide range of audiences: from children to adults, from poets to artists, to enthusiasts of the genre.

I enjoy short poems. My electronic Poetry Notebooks reflect my interests in short poems:
haiku, zen, tercets, concrete-visual, quatrains, sonnets, limericks, aphorisms, epigrams,
clichés, tanka, etc. I figure that other Net readers share my interests in specific concrete-visual
poems, because 5.783 persons requested and were served this webpage in
November, 2004.

So,
on with the show.

Mike Garofalo

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	Concrete Poetry TeXTArt


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	Lettrisme, Typography, Graphic Arts	Poetry by Mike Garofalo
	Title Index to Concrete and Visual Poetry Websites	Exhibits at the Onion Garden
	Concrete Poems by Michael P. Garofalo	Title Index to Specific Concrete Poems
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