I can't even begin to explain why the idea of the words 'erasure' and 'poetry' put next to each other gives me shivers of delight.
Instead of notes to other people, I might reconsider what I'd do with the last book left me.
Anyway:
1. The context
2. The post where I found out about it
3. And an example of erasure poetry, in 17 year old Efrain's work below:
4. The two poems he's used: 'Special Treatments Ward' by Dana Gioia (top) and 'The Obsoletion of a Language' by Kay Ryan (above).
Oh frabjous day! This might even induce me to write that War Horse post.
Instead of notes to other people, I might reconsider what I'd do with the last book left me.
Anyway:
1. The context
2. The post where I found out about it
3. And an example of erasure poetry, in 17 year old Efrain's work below:
4. The two poems he's used: 'Special Treatments Ward' by Dana Gioia (top) and 'The Obsoletion of a Language' by Kay Ryan (above).
Oh frabjous day! This might even induce me to write that War Horse post.
2 comments:
Oh, this is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing. I've been attempting (unsuccessfully, for the most part) cut-ups for some time now. This...gives me ideas.
"Radi Os" and "The Humument" are both brilliant. I was surprised "Tree of Codes" wasn't mentioned, but then I understood why...
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