Sunday, November 14, 2010

Keith Higginbotham

Keith Higginbotham's poetry has recently appeared, or is forthcoming, in The Beatnik, Blue & Yellow Dog, Clutching at Straws, Counterexample Poetics, Eratio, Liebamour Magazine, Otoliths, Sawbuck, and trnsfr.  His chapbooks are Carrying the Air on a Stick (The Runaway Spoon Press) and Prosaic Suburban Commerical (Eratio Editions).  He lives in Columbia, SC.



A Novel About Cities
on cabin buddha pipes streak
anything
here radical limits from nude clean fuzz
in parlors

memorial in about
at town is sleepy street dust bands
spat empty & power
stone
the

deadlines

ecliptic path selves staked large inside
pinpoint sea pullover cold
its
margin a small mirror

shredded



Probable Muted of Still

the hang hangs outside the cuckoo

earthy golden sky
under a thousand brightens above
subversive
gloom away rollers

waving sea toward square
strobes its a tall town
through to autumn’s
houses aging the away
flesh

fireworks,
and libretto fetters

held eyes
substance like still

migratory succulent this invisible
screen has out beak
moon
limbs
through the body

six intimate blows from
the colossal
future
of a muted new



Looks Shade Sky
encores in ordinary
the cinema which lilac red shot;
heat—have white blonde hard of the haired sun in its
night rifle of
number