~ Early Web Links ~

Dylan Harris, a British expat living in Luxembourg, presents his grand portfolio of original poetry and photography spanning decades of creative work. The site features published books and prints, a growing collection of poems, and a distinctly self-deprecating personality that makes browsing his considerable body of work genuinely enjoyable.

Poets' Corner is a vast collaborative poetry archive containing over 7,400 works by 800 poets, maintained by a distributed team of editors across the United States since 1994. Visitors can browse by author, subject, or use a search tool to explore classical and traditional poetry, with digital portrait paintings of featured poets adding a visual dimension to the collection.

A unique collection exploring the intersection of mathematics and poetry, where numbers, equations, and mathematical concepts become the subject and structure of verse. This niche site by educator David Pleacher offers a creative bridge between two seemingly unrelated disciplines, making it a fascinating stop for math enthusiasts and poetry lovers alike.

Rain's cozy corner of the web features personal writing, poetry, and music alongside a self-deprecating invite to browse their thoughts and interests. The site has a Serial Experiments Lain-inspired aesthetic and offers a blog, poetry section, and links for visitors to explore.

Lioxly's cozy personal site features original poems, a dedicated Poemtober section, and a collection of quotes alongside a gallery of images. The non-binary creator has built a charming old-web style space complete with webrings, a guestbook, and playful personality quizzes.

A minimalist blog by a writer known as lars, serving as a personal archive of poetry and experimental writing with titles ranging from the absurd to the deeply felt. The collection spans several years of work with pieces that blend surrealist imagery, personal narrative, and lyrical experimentation.

Arbourtrary is the creative home of a developer-poet who blends nature, mathematics, and verse into a richly layered personal site. Visitors can explore original poems, generative sketches, data-driven projects like NBA Recordigami, and a lifelong music chronology with personal blurbs for each beloved song.

A hauntingly minimalist site by max2019, built around cryptic, lyrical text fragments that evoke grief, memory, and a mysterious figure named Anita. The site's sparse structure and poetic prose give it the feel of a digital memorial or experimental literary piece.

David Griffin Brown's personal creative corner features his original poetry, a short story, and a play, with new poems added as recently as August 1999. The site is a genuine expression of one person's literary output, participating in a Poetry Webring and inviting visitors to explore his written work alongside personal photos and links.

Sebastian Malloy's personal blog blends original writing, haiku, and art with candid personal reflection, anchored by a lifelong love of the typewriter. Recent posts range from playful haiku sequences to political anxiety pieces and literary musings on Popeye as a role model.