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I have to note up front that everyone of these sections is still "under construction." I have very few pieces that are finished, that is, need no more work. All of my poetry is "in process" somehow. But I encourage you to read along with what is here and let me know what you think.

Cut-Ups & Experiments

It will be various pieces that have been created using my own techniques of the cut-up, a method invented by Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs to accident upon meaningful lines.

Cut Up One: These Make Some Kind of Sense at Least

• Schlong Soliloquy
• Fall 2003 for Pete

Cut Up Two: What the Hell?

• Still Under Construction

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Wandering Wonderment

This section contains my more aphoristic, prophetic poetry as well as interesting journal entries that tend toward the poetic. This is where my haiku's and some of my drawings are kept.

Aphoristic sayings

Haiku

Journal Entries

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Remaining Alcibiades

This is the poetry and journaling that I dedicated to the memories of my father, Joseph P. Brown, and my mentor/companion, Richard M. Owsley. It is broken up into diary entries. The structure is inspired by the Japanese art of Haibun which was a kind of Zen practice alternating journal entries with haiku.

Remaining Alcibiades Cover & Dedication

By Way of Putting a Face on Things Entries 1 to 6

Alcibiades in High Boon Introduction and Entry 7

Alcibiades in High Boon Entries 8 to 11

Alcibiades in High Boon Entries 12 to 15

Alcibiades in High Boon Entries 16 to 19

Alcibiades in High Boon Entries 20 to 23

Alcibiades in High Boon Entries 24 to 27

Alcibiades in High Boon Entries 28 to 31

Alcibiades in High Boon Entries 32 to 35

Alcibiades in High Boon Entries 36 to 39

Alcibiades in High Boon Entries 40 to 42

Toward Making Apologies Entry 43

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Poetics

This section is still under construction. It will include my philosophical papers written in consideration of what poetry is and how poetics should be approached. This will also include work I did with Prof. Richard Owsley.

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