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3. mark weber | four poems from new york city Connie Crothers & Richard Tabnik at DiFara Pizzeria, Brooklyn, Sept 5, 2006. Photo by Mark Weber Roger Mancuso Photo by Mark Weber Connie Crothers Quartet September 6, 2006 at her studio 475 Kent Avenue #410 Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY. Roger Mancuso — drums Richard Tabnik — alto sax , Ken Filiano — bass, Connie Crothers — piano. Photo by Mark Weber Connie Crothers & Mark Weber at legendary DiFara Pizzeria,1424 Avenue J, Brooklyn NY, September 5, 2006. (we were passing around the camera while waiting for our pizzas) Photo by Richard Tabnik Note: All photo’s are not part of the...
4. mark weber | Em6 Mark Weber about Mark Weber: Mark Weber grew up in Cucamonga, California, where he threw rocks at freight trains and has the distinct memory of hearing Sam the Sham singing “Wholly Bully” off in the distance, a mile away, over the loudspeakers at Upland Memorial Park’s baseball field, on summer afternoons watching the orange-purple Martian sunsets so prevalent to his smog-encrusted homeland. His alma mater is San Berdoo County Jail where he matriculated in cold turkey. Adovada. He published his first poem when he was 15 and he’s 53 now, and still, he suspects that 90% of everything he’s...
5. mark weber | chased out CHASED OUT my poor butt is sore from sitting on this log too long and these odes from old Rome speak too clearly of the fickle ways of mankind, and there’s a certain fly I’d like to feed to a spider, so far up this canyon above Placitas, and Albuquerque International is sending its jets straight overhead, one begins to despair of ever finding a peaceful respite on this planet, then out of the blue there is the largest cottonwood I have ever seen! it makes me nervous it’s so big I’m expecting a giant cyclops with dinner on...