Archive - Poetic Outlaws

You’re Painfully Alive in a Drugged and Dying Culture

By: Erik Rittenberry

Apr 25 •

Tombstone As A Lonely Charm

Apr 24 •

My Papa's Waltz

By: Theodore Roethke

Apr 23 •

Terra Incognita

By: D.H. Lawrence

Apr 21 •

Desperate Measures

By: David Lerner

Apr 19 •

Nero’s Violin

By: Judson Vereen

Apr 18 •

Stanley Kunitz: A Poem has Secrets that the Poet Knows Nothing Of

“The deepest thing I know is that I am living and dying at once, and my conviction is to report that dialogue.” — Kunitz Stanley Kunitz is certainly one…

Apr 17 •

Snowbanks North of the House

Apr 15 •

death is smoking my cigars

By: Charles Bukowski

Apr 14 •

The Ultimate Return

By: Erik Rittenberry

Apr 13 •

The Mockery of a "New Life"

By: Emil Cioran

Apr 11 •

By: Mary Oliver

Apr 9 •

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