Todd Moore by Nelson Gary

TODD MOORE If the poetry of Ezra Pound had achieved the aim of his critical theories, he’d have poured out more images with a marksmanship equal to Todd Moore. Moore’s images are concrete both literally and figuratively: they are the Continue reading Todd Moore by Nelson Gary

The Fastest Gun In The West by Tony Moffeit

THE FASTEST GUN IN THE WEST for todd moore you were the bone wind that slid inside the hand that slapped the holster faster than anyone else you were the one for whom the poem was a gun whose words Continue reading The Fastest Gun In The West by Tony Moffeit

Asleep In The Wreck by Todd Moore

asleep in the wreck they’ve hauled my wrecked red chevy north of town to ted’s garage where it’s parked on an oil slick in the gravel out back ted sez it’s okay for me to go there afternoons & sleep Continue reading Asleep In The Wreck by Todd Moore

Called Himself The by Todd Moore

CALLED HIMSELF THE molotov kid he walked the streets a jim beam bottle filled w/ethyl inside his coat told a friend arson was an art he was more interested in starting fires than watching them burn offered services to local Continue reading Called Himself The by Todd Moore

gary brower | kell robertson's poetry | the (outlaw) books of kell's

Cowboy Poet, Kell Robertson, Outside Vesuvio’s Bar, North Beach, San Francisco, 2001, Copyright: A.D. Winans KELL ROBERTSON’S POETRY: THE (OUTLAW) BOOKS OF KELL’S (An essay/interview) “It requires much more imagination to grasp the obvious than the recondite.”— William Barrett Sometime Continue reading gary brower | kell robertson's poetry | the (outlaw) books of kell's