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| 5 Apr 2009 Untitled #11 (by Gregory Wilde) The last from Poetry on Chan.
3 Apr 2009 Untitled #10 (by Gregory Wilde) Number 10 from Poetry on Chan.
1 Apr 2009 Untitled #9 (by Gregory Wilde) Number 9 from Poetry on Chan.
31 Mar 2009 Untitled #8 (by Gregory Wilde) Number 8 from Poetry on Chan.
29 Jan 2009 Untitled #7 (by Gregory Wilde) Number 7 from Poetry on Chan.
28 Jan 2009 Untitled #6 (by Gregory Wilde) Number 6 from Poetry on Chan.
27 Jan 2009 Untitled #5 (by Gregory Wilde) Number 5 from Poetry on Chan.
26 Jan 2009 Untitled #4 (by Gregory Wilde) Number 4 from Poetry on Chan.
25 Jan 2009 Untitled #3 (by Gregory Wilde) Number 3 from Poetry on Chan.
24 Jan 2009 Untitled #2 (by Gregory Wilde) Number 2 from Poetry on Chan.
23 Jan 2009 Untitled #1 (by Gregory Wilde) Number 1 from Poetry on Chan.
17 Oct 2008 From Italy to Japan (by Gregory Wilde) Lying to tell the truth, we ruin everything with a trail of smoke.
  2 Jul 2008 Spoiled Life / Spoiled Death (by Gregory Wilde) Written in Ireland, 2003.
28 Jun 2008 The Park (by Gabriel Montagné) Cultural ritual from another perspective.
28 Jun 2008 Come Back to Me (by Gregory Wilde) "Cutting through time like a memory strung on a wire."
27 Jun 2008 Sin & Death (by Gregory Wilde) Written in Amsterdam, 2004.
26 Jun 2008 Blonde & Black (by Gregory Wilde) Written in France, 2004. Performed live, Berkeley, 2004.
25 Jun 2008 Back to Sleep (by Gregory Wilde) Written in Berkeley, 2004.
15 Jun 2008 Cardinal Joy (by Gregory Wilde) Written in Berkeley, 2004.
14 Jun 2008 Virgin Blades (by Gregory Wilde) Written in France, 2004.
13 Jun 2008 Sleepless & the red cafe (by Gregory Wilde) Remember the night I swam and left you alone? You met me, in the red cafe.
11 May 2008 One Hawaiian, Bra. (by Gregory Wilde) My life...oh, the beauty of my life in Hawaii...
10 May 2008 Simple Twist of Fate (Revisited) (by Gregory Wilde) They say the darkest hour is right before the dawn...if that's true, then you've got nothing to win and nothing to lose.
9 May 2008 Hookin' Hooker's Hook (by Gregory Wilde) A girl follows a hooker one night, and it might just change her 15 year old life.
8 May 2008 Hemingway's Shots (by Gregory Wilde) What were you doing when Hemingway's last shot shattered the sky?
2 May 2008 every grain is not the same (by Gregory Wilde) Written while on the sands of Travemünde, the darkness around us. Something had to change then.
31 Mar 2008 Exchange (by Gregory Wilde) To exchange our lives, if only.
15 Jan 2008 Goodbye (by Gregory Wilde) The end of humanity, and the end of Gregory Wilde on this site. What more can you ask for? Good luck to you all.
7 Jan 2008 We Notice (by Gregory Wilde) Oh, how they know everything we don't.
5 Jan 2008 The Divine Comedy, Canto 5 (by Dante Alighieri) Dante sees the condemned assigned to levels down below, then talks with Francesca and learns the dangers of Love and Lancelot. With illustrations by Gustave Doré.
12 Dec 2007 Dear, Geisha Girl (by Gregory Wilde) American girls... I remember them.
11 Dec 2007 Inside Your Pussy (by Gregory Wilde) In an attempt to fit into a website that has fallen on hard times.
10 Dec 2007 To My Son, Hyacinth (by Gregory Wilde) I hope that someday people will care about the Earth, and care about what's happening around us, as we live and die, life is more than observation, we need to bite in, feel our gums dig deep, into the warlord's necks.
3 Dec 2007 Lie Lied Lay (by Gregory Wilde) There is no use in crying.
2 Dec 2007 Sound-Proof Friend (by Gregory Wilde) The reality of the Devil's arcade.
24 Oct 2007 Earth Part II (by Gregory Wilde) Don't you dare read this.
23 Oct 2007 Brain-Child (by Gregory Wilde) A journey from A to B.
22 Oct 2007 I Write (by Gregory Wilde) A poem from the rain king.
21 Oct 2007 Wild Honey (by Gregory Wilde) While watching the stories of friends, sometimes we miss what's between friends.
13 Oct 2007 A Thought On Today For Tomorrow (For Neil) (by Gregory Wilde) "Some people look at their life and say, well, my life's like a movie, and then they talk about what scenes went down, and then ah, in some movies there's tunes, and ah, this is like a show tune for my movie."
13 Oct 2007 The Divine Comedy, Canto 2 (by Dante Alighieri) Dante reconsiders the journey, and Virgil reveals how he came to intervene on Dante's behalf. With illustrations by Gustave Doré.
12 Oct 2007 Dancing in a Burning Room (by Gregory Wilde) Words on more shootings, failing economy, and questions on why would anyone doubt America is years away from crumbling. Sad.
12 Oct 2007 The Divine Comedy, Canto 1 (by Dante Alighieri) The poet begins his quest and meets Virgil, his guide. With illustrations by Gustave Doré.
6 Oct 2007 The Youth (Street Fortune) (by Gregory Wilde) I am the youth, you are the youth, we are losing, we are lost, and we must regain.
4 Oct 2007 Pretty to Plain (by Gregory Wilde) Pay the plain girls attention, for they are the truth of grace.
2 Oct 2007 Dark Prayer (by Gregory Wilde) Reality is painful.
1 Oct 2007 From the Fragments (by Gregory Wilde) Save yourself before it's too late.
30 Sep 2007 Death In Staring (by Gregory Wilde) Save the days.
29 Sep 2007 We Shall Jump (by Gregory Wilde) Gather around the bridge and jump.
27 Sep 2007 Bring the Band (by Gregory Wilde) In the memory of Uncle Albert.
26 Sep 2007 make me love you (by Gregory Wilde) Sometimes we have to beg.
21 Sep 2007 Make It Right, Devil Eyes (by Gregory Wilde) Running for Hong Kong in the Meat Rack Tavern.
20 Sep 2007 Depressions In Your Neck (by Gregory Wilde) Cold and pithy.
19 Sep 2007 Khalil's Ballad (by Gregory Wilde) The words were changed, but the song remains the same.
18 Sep 2007 Call Me, Baby (by Gregory Wilde) Come on and call me, Baby, come on.
12 Sep 2007 At the End of a Bottle (by Gregory Wilde) The dream is over, yesterday.
9 Sep 2007 Films on Ghosts (by Gregory Wilde) The fool in love, when love is ice upon the water.
6 Sep 2007 Act Like Old Friends (by Gregory Wilde) To be young and happy and free.
4 Sep 2007 To Look at Dogs (by Gregory Wilde) If dogs ran free.
2 Sep 2007 Golden Hair (by Gregory Wilde) Words on golden faith.
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