6 Published in Big Bridge Online
Ira Cohen—In Memoriam What’s next? whispers Ira and becomes invisible Scream no more, from unquenched fateWe’ll see you on the other sideA Jewish Shaman walks away While the big flutes
Author: Valery Oisteanu
2 Published in Void Magazine Online
Romanian Derangement Condensing and suppressing eternityNearby an old champagne factory,Instability of identityIn an old age home of the Jewish community.Exploding multiple vulnerability of guilt and alienating absurdityThese are the hazardous
Published in Dilema Veche Online
Outside Timeto Gellu Naum @ 100 The temptations of St. NaumJust one of those things, an apparitionNext life misery wrapped in “hypotheticals”Defeated by passion but un-subdued by destinyNaum, keeper of
Praise for Perks in Purgatory
Perks [in Purgatory] is lush and rococo, a surreal stream-of-consciousness, grapholalic, damn-all set of raw reflections by a poet who’s been around the cultural block, who has seen things, thought
Praise for In the Blink of a Third Eye
I’m so excited to have your new book! When I read your poetry, it’s always in your voice. You have the most dramatic, passionate delivery and I hear that in
Praise for Anarchy for a Rainy Day
Like fine wine, I am reading your poems in Anarchy for a Rainy day slowly. I am traveling the globe with you, walking streets, dancing with dead poets, surviving fires.
Remembering Anne D’Harnoncourt
Journal of Surrealism and the Americas, Vol 2, Issue 2 (2008) Poetic coincidence? UnlikelyYou were born three days after me, September 7th, 1943The artsy-Virgos have a special role in art
Hyperion #9 2015
Contramundum Press Guest Curator: Valery Oisteanu Essays, Poetry & Translations curated by Valery Oisteanu
18th Annual Lower East Side Festival of the Arts
May 24th, 2013Theater for the New City, NYC Poetry by Valery Oisteanu
Poisoned New York in the Year of Pandemic
Poetry by Valery Oisteanu