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I want to read poetry very much. I like reading poetry. I will wait for your poetry. Sure you will. And I'll pretend to understand what your objection to my making an announcement here is .. that you read? That it? Absolutely no idea where this all starts, huh? I sent it to me. No you didn't. You d...

NEW TOONS! Cat Townsend , Jake Berry , Jeff Weddle , and Beau Blue are the featured poets for December. Come on by. You will have fun. And isn't that what it's all about? BTW, We're open for submissions. Send text and attached mp3 sound files (40-120 second run time) to beaublue@cruziocafe.com Thank...

Michael McNeilley, Ray Heinrich, Daniel Flore III, and Beau Blue are the featured poets for October. As well, Todd Boss and Jenn Zed are the 'Youtube Views' poets.

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Thanks for the note, Michael. We're working on our 25th year of Internet Poetry publishing. Starting with ZeroCity and Beau Blue Presents (http://members.cruzio.com/~jjwebb/) in '92. We started with emulating poetry only print zines but jumped to poetry and art pretty quickly. A few years after that...

Interesting blue, unfortunately I don't do anything but write I wonder if you write poetry too, that would go in the Writer's Block section if you do, welcome to the forum, I hope you stick around. I see you are a member of Babilu as well as Mosaic Musings, well there nothing wrong in spreading one...

Animatedpoets.com is calling for submissions of poetry for its Cruzio Cafe website. We're looking to produce and present 12-15 poetry cartoons over the next year. Submissions of text and MP3 sound files (between 40 to 120 seconds runtime) should be sent to beaublue@cruziocafe.com. Past contributors ...

Beau Blue's "Tiny Movies" will be available July 1st, 2017. http://www.animatedpoets.com/tinymoviesad1c.jpg Beau Blue has done what most poets only wish they could do: let people see the ambiance—the life, the world—out of which they emerge. These poems are small but nifty; they are “tiny movies,” b...