Received The Mattatuck College Award for Outstanding Achievement in Poetry (1979) newest book, caribu and sister stones, published by Lapwing Press Belfast Northern Ireland
Showing posts with label pdlyonspoetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pdlyonspoetry. Show all posts
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Sunday, August 5, 2012
why we like yes factory
why we like yes factory
Hey PD!
Sorry about the delay, we were totally overwhelmed with the number of submissions that came in. We’s like to publish As If The Rain. We aren’t asking for first rights, just the right to run your story in our digital magazine and feature it at the release party. We’re having the shindig in Brooklyn, NY on September 1st. We’ll send you an invitation mid-week if you agree.
The Yes Factory
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Monday, May 21, 2012
original version From Rumours Of Another Summer
Stainless unmarked sky
Single bed
against a powder green wall
Magazine
photos yellow cellophane taped
No underwear
favourite red t-shirt
30/06 lever
action
Blue barrel
fingerprints
Weevil tick
toes
Fly hums
between the glass
Until heat
makes everything
Even outside
Still.
Beneath that
shirt
Each little
island bumped
Up to where
if a boy
An Adams
apple‘d be.
Knee steady
butt end
On a white
board floor.
Spidering
fingers.
Raw cotton
breath.
Knowing it’s
loaded.
Stainless unmarked
Alone in your
room
Sky.
( original work by pd lyons c2009 )
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
new work from pd lyons and other wonderful poeters
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Monday, 2 April 2012, 20:36
Evening, everybody:
April is indeed the cruelest month, so we hope that you all are ready to endure its changeable weeks. But if you need some extra help, you might consider heading over to check out the latest issue of Curio, which has just gone live! As usual, you will find the poetry at http://curiopoetry.wordpress.com ; we have fourteen poets for you to peruse, some of them familiar faces, some of them fresh and new. (And we're also pretty impressed with ourselves that we managed to turn this one around in only three weeks. We'll see how it goes with the next one.) Hope you will enjoy the words we have on offer, and will consider sharing your own with the poets. Thanks very much, and until next time...
~ Joseph and Tessa
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