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Visions of Smothering [Today's News Poem, March 29, 2011] When the world is too much for me, The pigeons too ugly; And the roof of h...

Radioactive Utopia [Today's News Poem, March 28, 2011] Nuclear age monsters despise the reactor That granted them powers. Even Kaczy...

Billionaire Miasma [Today's News Poem, March 27, 2011] I don't care if you're famous, a billionaire Jesus; Don't care if ...

Rat-A-Tat Tah-Tahs [Today's News Poem, March 26, 2011] The sexy empowered with fuck imagination Powered the office, and powered the c...

CombatWords Hype for the Week: Hooray for Dystopia Welcome to cyberpunk. May I take your order? Play, critique, or read the game here: ht...

Jokepocalypse When comedy has been completely explored, it will become the domain of academics, comedemicians, joke generators for sale at...

Vespers and Vapors [Today's News Poem, March 25, 2011] When I breathe, I smell the lozenge you; The winter, springtime pollen you. O...

Divine Qubit [Today's News Poem, March 24, 2011] If you can imagine it, then somewhere it's real In the possible universe, possib...

Taking You With Me [Today's News Poem, March 23, 2011] Think of all those dollars saved, While coasting on an outbound wave: Farallo...

Dormant Code [Today's News Poem, March 22, 2011] If blossoms admit it; if jackhammers mutter, Jackasses sputter it—spring is erection...

Fission Metaphor [Today's News Poem, March 21, 2011] Grasp ever tighter and lose the whole thing. Springs, sprockets, circuitry slip ...

Elbow Room [Today's News Poem, March 20, 2011] My grandmother's sister would elbow the crowds Towing her comical entourage—pretee...

Kirilian Epiphany [Today's News Poem, March 19, 2011] Perception inverted, the light seemed excessive, Radioactive, relentless, Its ...

Sure seems like the end of an era to me: http://combatwords.blogspot.com/2011/03/combatwords-march-18-2011-end-of-era.html Steven Marty Gr...

Deteriorating Facsimile [Combatwords Repost, March 12, 2011] From http://combatwords.blogspot.com Admit it, you've suffered reversals...

Modern Excommunication [Today's News Poem, March 18, 2011] To: You From: Me Re: Unemployment Body: You cannot imagine beyond it; Y...

Evolution of the New Biosphere [Today's News Poem, March 17, 2011] The pleasure dome of climate: gas and green Covers the stone and e...

Riparian Monster [Today's News Poem, March 16, 2011] Bounded by freshness, rocks in my middle, I scuttle through openness carved with...

Exclusive Toylit Interview With @RadioactiveHair: The Man Who Infiltrated North Korea It was an amazing time to be alive: North Korea ent...

Cannibalizing the Giant [Today's News Poem, March 15, 2011] All the ruling beasts align together: Canis and Catus; Homo and Capra. E...

Pet Apocalypses [Guest News Poem by Mark Kerstetter, March 14, 2011] By Mark Kerstetter http://markerstetter.blogspot.com When not stric...

Shocking, isn't it? But the redacted original is even more stunning and hints at a tantalizing thesis that demands further investigatio...

Psychicphrenic Sensitivities [Today's News Poem, March 14, 2011] Every moon has its current. Only the wisest of schizos acknowledge ...

Tsunami Riptide [Today's News Poem, March 13, 2011] Unravel the surface and peel off the ceilings. Reveal, repeal, uncover, then exil...

I know your kind: your hollow fealty to words. You claim you'd die for literature, yet you fear to be slain in the arena. Well Combatwor...

Debunking the Myths of Japan [Today's News Poem, March 12, 2011] The dolphins are laughing, the bigot applauds; Maguro, unagi salute ...

Eye Big In Japan [Today's News Poem, March 11, 2011] Where wave meets reactor; where blaze floats on foam, Where old circuits die whe...

Banana Slug Nazar [Today's News Poem, March 10, 2011] At first it was God's Eye: a charm of protection We made with two sticks an...

Deducing Induction [Today's News Poem, March 9, 2011] Fourteen billion pairs of eyes Gazed at their seventy billion toes; Saw a tril...

Lies In The Firmament [Today's News Poem, March 8, 2011] I think I felt a spark beneath the moon; It was crushing, tremendous—I felt ...