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On the death of poet David Franks . . .

Baltimore poet David Franks has died, according to Joe Wall, ”his web guy, collaborator, friend,” writing on Franks’ blog.

Wall solicited and received some comments about Frank on the site. The comments themselves jump off your computer screen and grab your heart.  Imagine hearing the  guy who inspired them.  Anyone with additional thoughts, recollections, etc., is welcome to add them here.

Here is Franks turning the Baltimore city crime blotter into performance art.

    The Daily Drip

    • September 2, 2010

      • Highlights from Investigative Voice’s coverage of pretrial deliberations, as three men go on trial for the 2008 killing of Baltimore City Councilmember Kenneth H. Harris. “You look at my face when you’re talking to me!” Circuit Court Judge David Ross said yesterday to Assistant State’s Attorney Cynthia M. Banks, who was reading from a notepad [...]

      • Here’s another opportunity for Baltimore bicyclists to assert themselves: city transportation officials are installing an automatic bike counter on the Fallsway. This comes from a bulletin from the city Department of Transportation, which tells cyclists to “just look for the diamond-shaped groove and ride over it. “If we have the traffic numbers and public support,” [...]

    • September 1, 2010

      • Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has announced that the famous Georgia-based Le Mans racing series will participate in the Baltimore Grand Prix racing events this weekend.

      • The unidentified gun man who allegedly entered and fired shots inside the Discovery Communications building in Silver Springs, MD some time earlier today has supposedly released the following list of demands, which are published on a website with the URL http://savetheplanetprotest.com, the link to which has been circulating around Twitter.  Discovery Communications is the umbrella company [...]

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