A direct citation of my poem “Complete Thought,” without permission or credit (by “permission” I mean some form of notice or request) could be found (until I posted the link), at: http://withhiddennoise.net. It has since disappeared; I would be happy to have the poem online, but just with some credit and communication.
A direct citation with permission (accompanying translation into Dutch in the print journal Parmentier):
http://www.literairtijdschriftparmentier.nl/pop.php?id=65
The second meets the “alterity” test of my previous post. In the first instance, it was not clear whether this was an extract or the whole poem (twenty-five of fifty sections were printed), nor where the complete poem could be obtained. There are also at least two parodic rewrites of “Complete Thought”: one by Lisa Jarnot, “Complete Hog,” Night Scenes (Flood Editions, 2008); and a second in an ephemeral chapbook which I will post when I find it.
On the other hand, the following sites offer .mp3 downloads of poetry readings, probably taken from PennSound:
http://barrett-watten-from-the-grand-piano-mp3-download.kohit.net/_/42416
http://beemp3.com/download.php?file=2715858&song=Tibet
http://abmp3.com/mp3/30-01-1981.html
There are clear violations of copyright in these instances, no doubt. Not much “creative commons” here!
