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Category Archives: Poetry
Starfucking
It was driving me crazy. I couldn’t stand the teasing anymore, the eternal seductiveness, so I fabled right through the roof and into the capacious night-sky to be with the stars, those luminous coquettes and avatars of celestial elegance, on … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Artwork, celestial tryst, cosmic erotica, John Biscello, poem, starfucking, Starry Night, the longing, vincent van gogh
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Dietrich in Heaven
Spoken Word (John Biscello), Bass (Ben Wright)
Posted in Audio, photography, Poetry, Press, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged Ben Wright, heaven scent, John Biscello, Marlene Dietrich, Poetry, recorded live, spoken word and bass, the 20s
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If Sylvia Plath and L.L. Cool J. Had Gotten Down
Spoken word (John Biscello), Bass (Ben Wright).
Posted in Audio, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged bassline, flowsteady, John Biscello, L.L. Cool J, Poetry, recording, Spoken Word, Sylvia Plath
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Wingspan
Winged, we found ourselves baiting spools of thinning air— Ground and us, parting.
Posted in Uncategorized, Poetry
Tagged flight plans, groundswell, haiku, John Biscello, Poetry, the air up there, winged and wondrous
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To the Lighthouse
Here it is, finally. A séance for the living, real-time cinema for possessed bones and sad visionless ghosts, who are on the cusp of claiming their spacious reams of empty, and time-locked vagrancy. The door behind the door has never … Continue reading
Touch-screen
Am I projecting how cinema becomes us? Screens to mirror touch.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged based on a movie, haiku, inspired by real events, John Biscello, poem, projection booth, screen time
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Film Treatment
Silence, within a dark empty theater, starring you on a blank screen.
Posted in Cinema, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged bio-pic, cinemagical, haiku, I've seen this movie before, John Biscello, once removed, poem
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