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When I first started writing Tattoosday , I may have had a couple of tattoos, but I was really very naïve when it came to the subject of th...

It’s the circle of life. BillyBlog begat Tattoosday and, since then, BillyBlog has been my neglected alter-ego. But, there may be hope. I...

Someone just venturing over to BillyBlog may notice something: not a lot has been going on here in recent months. My last post was in Decem...

First spotted on the R train, November 2010: "Life is a train of moods like a string of beads; and as we pass through them they pro...

I found this on the bike path along the Belt Parkway between Dyker Beach Park and Caesar's Bay: The following cards have been found p...

"The gaunt trestle-work of the els brings twilight to miles of streets, the tunnels of the subways honeycomb rocks and rivers and skys...

Spotted on the F train between 23rd Street and West 4th in Manhattan: Spotted on the D train between West 4th in Manhat...

Spotted on the R Train this month: My heart burns in flames of sorrow Sparks and smoke rise turning to the sky Within me, the heart ha...

April, they say, is the cruelest month. It also seemed, for personal and professional reasons, to be the longest month. And, as many may hav...

Here on the final day of the 2010 Tattooed Poets Project, we are featuring two tattooed poets (in two separate posts). First up is Jeanann V...

Here on the last day of the 2010 Tattooed Poets Project, we are featuring two tattooed poets (in two separate posts). Eboni Hogan's poem...

Yes, it's May, but we have two more days of the Tattooed Poets Project before we're done for the year. When asked to submit a poem, ...

As we reach the final days of the Tattooed Poets Project 2010, let's read this poem from Jozi Tatham: Huntsville, Alabama - Willi...

Today's poem comes to us from Phebe Szatmari: Sex should be like eating Sex should be like eating she told me last night. Something that...

Today's poem comes to us from Steele Campbell: My Words Are Bad Tonight I Lord I am not worthy Lord I am not wort...

Today's contribution on the Tattooed Poets Project comes to us from Lisa Gill: Locomotion Poem for Two Voices from The Relenting by Lis...

Today's poem comes to us from Jeff Simpson: Reunions This is the night of the living dead or the morning after, which I always imagine ...

Today's poem comes to us from Cheryl Dumesnil. Titled "Triangle Tattoo," it appears in In Praise of Falling (University of Pi...

Today's poet is no stranger to us here at The Tattooed Poets Project. Gina Myers appeared last year here on BillyBlog, one of three poe...

Today's poem on the Tattooed Poets Project is courtesy of Amber Clark: Of Names and how amazing the names of ex lovers on the tongue ...