Author: Sam Coren
I am a native of Providence, Rhode Island and current doctoral student in American Studies with a long-standing interest in the spatial morphology of cities, and more broadly, the weave of technology and landscape, infrastructure and ecology. Feel free to contact me at sam dot coren8 at gmail dot com
1908
beneath Providence, RI
national poetry month days 23, 24, 25 catch-up-a-thon mashup
we spill over, soul peninsulas… “the bottleneck of the signifier” bursts… so otherly, what of me shimmers. may everyone swim. … More
national poetry month day 22 (catching up)
as I turn the phrase in a skyless place, “tidal waves” kind of comes close to resonance with this wordless … More
earth day / national poetry month day 21
It’s a kind of figure-ground reversal, how the here-ness of a tidepool thickens.
national poetry month day 20
above the expressway rubble, motorbuzz and junktrails, we lean in spirit towards the water’s bending rush. you write the rhythmic … More
national poetry month day 19
words swarm the dreaded curve, this knowledge gyre, noise and numbers, oh my head. a gull drops an oyster coolly, … More
along the pawtuxet river, warwick or maybe cranston, rhode island
