April is National Poetry Month. To mark this occasion we have searched SUNCAT for weird and wonderful poetry titles. Hope you enjoyed the first instalment. Here is this second!
- My favorite bullet.
- The paper nautilus.
- PigeonBike.
- Ploplop.
- The poetry of surrender : by SubVerse writers.
- Poor old tired horse.
- The Records of love: or, Weekly amusements for the fair sex.
- Runnin’ on empty.
- School : from two sides of the desk.
- Slow dancer.
- Snow monkey.
- Spectacular diseases.
- Unmuzzled ox.
- Veer off.
- A wigman to wind the sun up.
- Brown sweater free poems.
- The female preceptor : containing essays, chiefly on the duties of the female sex; with a variety of useful and polite literature, poems, &c. :embellished with several beautiful engravings / conducted by a lady.
- The good child’s reward: : containing a series of poems and essays, on natural, moral, and religious subjects. To which is prefixed, An affectionate address on the duties and obligations they owe to God and their parents. / By Henry Sharpe Horsley. Illustrated by upwards of one hundred engravings.
- Kamikaze sheep : an anthology of poems and short stories.
- Litter : more poems from The Pig Press.
- Out from beneath the boot : poems.
- Brittle star.
- Crazy horse.
- Deliberately thirsty.
- Fine madness.
- Hot gun!
- A love gift for ...
- Moodswing. ("A pocket broadsheet from the ’Grim’ North delivering the goods whatever the emotional weather.”)
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