TY - ART
TI - NY/SF Poetry Collection: Why Do I Know So
AU - Jim Feast
AB - <p>One of the poems in a series called <em>NY/SF Poetry Collection</em> with an <em>Introduction</em> by Alan Kaufman and a <em>Photo Essay</em> by Ralph Ackerman. Organized by poets, the poems in the series are: <br><br>

<b>San Francisco -- West Coast</b><br>
 <b>Katie Degentesh</b><br>
  <em>Colors Are Named for the Light Rays They Don’t Admit</em><br>
  <em>Excommunication</em><br>
  <em>I Hate to be in Love Like I Hate a Vacation</em><br>

 <b>Jack Foley</b><br>
  <em>After the Festival</em><br>
  <em>The Skeleton's Defense of Carnality</em><br>

 <b>Abie Hadjitarkhani</b><br>
  <em>To You of the Fire</em><br>

 <b>Alan Kaufman**</b><br>
  <em>Again</em><br>
  <em>He Makes Me Smell Him</em><br>
  <em>What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?</em><br>
  <em>Why I Love Her</em><br>

 <b>David Meltzer**</b><br>
  <em>31:iii:98</em><br>
  <em>Waste</em><br>
  <em>What Am Jam</em><br>

 <b>Harold Norse**</b><br>
  <em>The Ex-Nun and the Gay Poet</em><br>

 <b>Eugene Ostashevsky</b><br>
  <em>Effect of Language</em><br>
  <em>I Struck Rhetorical Poses</em><br>

 <b>Alan (Prohm)</b><br>
  <em>Untitled</em><br>

 <b>Jan Richman</b><br>
  <em>An Arm & A Leg</em><br>

 <b>Margery Snyder</b><br>
  <em>1999</em><br>
  <em>Gravity, Buoyancy</em><br>
  <em>Inter-Species Conversation</em><br>
  <em>On the Kalamazoo-Chicago Flight</em><br>
  <em>She Called to Tell Me</em><br>
  <em>Signs</em><br>
  <em>Signs II</em><br>

 <b>Tarin Towers</b><br>
  <em>Fourteen Opening Stanzas From Poems That Have Never Been Written</em><br>
  <em>Thorn</em><br>

<br>
<b>New York -- East Coast</b><br>
 <b>Jim Feast**</b><br>
  <em>Why Do I Know So</em><br>

 <b>Bonny Finberg</b><br>
  <em>Delphine</em><br>

 <b>Rob Hardin</b><br>
  <em>Monk's Madrigal</em><br>

 <b>David Huberman</b><br>
  <em>Find Your Way Home</em><br>

 <b>Ron Kolm**</b><br>
  <em>JFK Remembered</em><br>

 <b>Tsaurah Litzky</b><br>
  <em>Mary Magdalene's Song</em><br>

 <b>Joe Maynard</b><br>
  <em>Gun Spelled Backwards is Dung (dedicated to Jackie Chan)</em><br>

 <b>Sharon Mesmer</b><br>
  <em>Song of Myself</em><br>

 <b>Eileen Myles**</b><br>
  <em>40th Street</em><br>

 <b>Michael Randall</b><br>
  <em> Our Bodies, Ourselves cut-up w/ Hellfire, the Jerry Lee Lewis Story</em><br>

 <b>Thad Rutkowski</b><br>
  <em>Hello, Nuremberg</em><br>

 <b>Tom Savage</b><br>
  <em>The Thief of the Heart*</em><br>

 <b>Lorraine Schein</b><br>
  <em>Cooler</em><br>

 <b>Sparrow</b><br>
  <em>Surrealist Mayoral Poem</em><br>

 <b>Mike Topp</b><br>
  <em>Adult Money</em><br>

 <b>David Trinidad**</b><br>
  <em>Monster Mash</em><br>
  <em>Fluff</em><br>
  <em>The Late Show</em><br>

 <b>Alfred Vitale</b><br>
  <em>Everybody Wants to be the Buddha</em><br>

 <b>Carl Watson</b><br>
  <em>Early Contemporary, Late Modern</em><br>

 <b>Carol Wierzbicki</b><br>
  <em>Careerist's Reading</em><br><br>

** Artist's photograph is included in the <em>Photo Essay</em>.
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PY - 1999
LA - English
M3 - Web, Poetry
UR - https://the-next.eliterature.org/works/124/0/0/
DB - The NEXT
Y2 - 2025-04-19
ER -