Spring 2000: Issue 4 Return to the Gumball Poetry home page
About
Submit
Back Issues
Poetry Workshop
Find a machine
Advertise

New
The Gumball Post
An online poetry workshop. Post your work before a jury of your peers.


Like Gumball Poetry?
Tell a friend


First you have to make the oranges.
To do that
you must become
an orange tree
more -->



Mom razzes Nixon from the couch,
calling him a dumb hammer and the insult sounds funny but we are quiet
more -->


rain that trips and falls
rain that pisses its pants
rain that defies fire
rain that dares peel off its opaque plastic poncho
more -->



Mimic, mimic, mimic, it
repeats even in sleep
like a bloated conure perched on the aorta.

more -->

skeleton of cycles past Rain That Imitates Anne Waldman
- John Burgess
I, Superman
- Bryan Charles
The Drive Home
- Fred Giacomino
Air Conditioner
- Lisa Gluskin
Write What You Know
- Claudia Grinnell
Hello, May!
- Chloe Hagerman
How to Make Orange Juice
- Tom C. Hunley
Proper prior planning
- Neil McKay
Corporeal Latin/ Dead Body Language
- Diona Poff
Hands Disfigured with Grief
- Heather Shaw
On Being Gone a Year
- Bryan Charles
Hoover
- Kelli Russell Agodon
Eclipse
- Suzanne Sigafoos
The News of the Day
- Suzanne Sigafoos
Twin Engine Plane From a Kit
- Karah Stokes
Don Quixote
- Jamie Wasserman
N.E.
- Melissa Favara
Rib Cage
- Fred Giacomino
Wanna Get Lucky?
Let chance decide what you'll read next.




Visit The Gumball Post - an online poetry workshop.



See the Machines Here
Gumball Poetry Machine

Flame the Bard!
(The Gumball Poetry guestbook.) We know you've got something to say to Shakespeare (or to us). Test our ratings system or leave your mark on Gumball Poetry.

Know Flash?
Feel like getting seen? Gumball Poetry is looking for some good, poetic (macromedia) flash submissions to publish in a flash-poetry-gallery. Whether it's image-based or word-based, send us your URL of where you currently have it (or if it's not up on the web, please tell us the size before sending). And start thinking fame.

Gumball Poetry:
a sort of chronology

contact us   TOP   submissions



yes, it's a tank








Get the free, monthly
Gumball Bulletin


about the bulletin

A man came and cut a hole in the wall.
Now their room hums and purrs, exchanging
one air for another.
more -->



I know my foot,
the right one, the unlucky one, the one broken once while skiing: a mismatch between slope and talent.
more -->


Lonely door


I have searched for truth in every pause,
stoplight to stoplight. When the chair accelerates, I am weightless,
an earthbound alien.

more -->







©1999-2001 Gumball Poetry.