form
degrammar
This form consciously wrecks normal English grammar, not a new idea. In some poems, I’ve borrowed from other languages, including computer languages. I’ve removed small connecting words, and assembled concept words in imprecise order, to loosen linguistic context. Just as I chaffed against the rectangular border of photographs, so I’m chaffing against over–precise English language.
Regrow 
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Son •
Program •
final tv big •
… a much for we … •
tension nitro ego •
watch the desire of love to exist •
flock state •
create new killer our fear •
kinder
epigram
These are not formal classical epigrams.
Al–Qaida • Islam • San Francisco • Science • The USA • The West • Fear • Politics
fixed
Accelerating is Language English •
and then there’s the mediocre mouths •
cathedral level court court •
China Poem
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Chopin And The Chilli Wars
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christmas card poem •
create new killer our fear •
discard •
6 •
easter sunday •
england corrupted
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Fenland Sketches •
1
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garden •
ghost
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glist
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green •
A Horrible Day •
ici, pour les enfants
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my father was a ufo •
Namings •
America •
Norfolk •
Keighly •
Sandy •
oh dear what a pity there there •
Old Funeral Music •
old man Keats •
Poetry •
Copyleft •
The Pub Quiz League •
remembering the das
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Reply •
scratby •
server room
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shrines
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still biting •
the three monks •
this ‘bright’ life •
To Let
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Too Fast To Stop
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The Trumpet Blown
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uncivil law •
criminal •
upset •
when the trains first came
fugue
JS Bach was the master of the fugue. Tunes repeat, invert, stagger, slow, quicken, transform; concurrent contrapuntal counterpoint. A poem fugue is merely spoken repeated until the person reciting runs out of stupidity.
Fugues • More Fugues • Pop Fugues
oiku
A haiku is a short serene observation. An oiku is a headbutt.
angle • bacon • english garden • grand • look rich apple grows • lou reed
prose
advocate • Animal Magnetism • Higg’s Boson • Why The Black Background?
ranting poesie
A “Ranting Poesie” poem is for pub philosophers. It should be simple to recite whilst drunk. It should flow through the mouth, without being obvious. It should challenge belief.
The Clarion •
beer and pindar •
lord pisswater’s clarion •
little diddems •
bigot reinforcement
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an engineering rush (i) •
the argument •
homework
• Poetry •
select •
Copyleft •
uncivil law •
centuries •
money •
invention •
health
royal
rhyme rhythm
Accelerating Is Language English •
green •
My Difficulty With Melancholy
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Reply •
Slough, Pronounced In French, Is “Slug” •
The Trumpet Blown
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uncivil law •
53 •
Underneath The Loch •
Box Number
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Is It Coffee In The Blood •
North Of Kylesku
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To Let
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Wake Up, Wake Up, Oh Slippery Snake •
an engineering rush (i) •
a song so dire •
Tobacco’s Such A Treat •
Poetry •
Copyleft •
Box Number
sonnet
I’ve only used two rhyming schemes, the traditional Shakespearian ababcdcdefefgg, and an immediate scheme of aabbccddeeffgg to alienate the content.
Her Catching Eyes •
An Ode To The A14 • •
On The Sonnet •
Tring •
in cynic adverati •
Scorpion •
uncivil law •
maid •
We, The Fell •
regrow •
son •
… a much for we …
strict
amphibrach trimeter
amphibrach quadrameter
Hymnen • Technical Note • Cheese And Onion Sandwiches (ish)
iambic quadrameter
iambic hexameter
limerick
There Was A Young Lady Called Venus
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