Russell Edson (1935 - Present)

Russell Edson is an American poet, born in Connecticut in 1935, and is often considered the foremost writer of prose poetry in America, having written exclusively in that form before it became fashionable.

The poems are by default sorted according to volume, but you can also choose to sort them alphabetically or by page views.

	Poem	Comments
	A Stone Is Nobody's	5 Comments
	Ape	5 Comments
	The Family Monkey	3 Comments
	Antimatter	2 Comments
	The Fall	2 Comments
	The Wounded Breakfast	2 Comments
	Vomit	2 Comments
	Ape And Coffee	1 Comment
	Counting Sheep	1 Comment
	Grass	1 Comment
	Hands	1 Comment
	Paying The Captain	1 Comment
	The Breast	1 Comment
	The Fight	1 Comment
	The Floor	1 Comment
	The Pattern	1 Comment
	A Historical Breakfast
	A Journey Through The Moonlight
	A Performance At Hog Theater
	Accidents
	Angels
	Conjugal
	Elephant Dormitory
	Erasing Amyloo
	Mr. Brain
	On The Eating Of Mice
	One Lonely Afternoon
	Sleep
	Soup Song
	The Alfresco Moment
	The Autopsy
	The Bridge
	The Changeling
	The Closet
	The Death Of A Fly
	The Father Of Toads
	The Gentlemen In The Meadow
	The Having To Love Something Else
	The Lighted Window
	The Man Rock
	The Marionettes Of Distant Masters
	The Melting
	The Ox
	The Philosophers
	The Pilot
	The Position
	The Rat's Tight Schedule
	The Reason Why The Closet-Man Is Never Sad
	The Road
	The Sad Message
	The Theory
	The Toy-Maker
	The Tree
	You