Bill Knott
Bill Knott was originally known as Saint Giraud, and first received recognition with The Naomi Poems, which were published in 1968. Among his many books of poetry are Auto-necrophilia, Love Poems [...]
Male Menopause Poem
How as to lean my non-eon on autumn’s roan Undoing, to smile while the stymies crawl All over me and the prismatic blindfold Around my testicles creaks: guess this house No longer knows [...]
‘Quote Unquote’
Who wrote that we use our children to forget the size of our parents, or is that really a quote? And if it isn’t, and if I forget to write it, does that mean that someone will — But [...]
Fear of Domesticity
(after reading Plath and Sexton) Eyelashes did their job: they lengthened the afternoon, like a dress-hem. Then that night the hem began to rise, in stages revealing scenes from my shameful life. [...]
