So-- read below and go to links and find a way in to your own found poem... a cento, an erasure, a transmogrification (writing from one random line to another) or create your own form. You can even do this by self-plagiarizing -- using several of your own texts as raw materials. the point is to create OUT OF existing materials, to view yourself as conductor rather than all-powerful creator... and see if the role suits you.Wolf Cento | ||
by Simone Muench | ||
Very quick. Very intense, like a wolf
at a live heart, the sun breaks down. What is important is to avoid the time allotted for disavowels as the livid wound leaves a trace leaves an abscess takes its contraction for those clouds that dip thunder & vanish like rose leaves in closed jars. Age approaches, slowly. But it cannot crystal bone into thin air. The small hours open their wounds for me. This is a woman's confession: I keep this wolf because the wilderness gave it to me.
Sources: [Anne Sexton, Dylan Thomas, Larry Levis, Ingeborg Bachmann, Octavio Paz, Henri Michaux, Agnes Nemes Nagy, Joyce Mansour, William Burroughs, Meret Oppenheim, Mary Low, Adrienne Rich, Carl Sandburg]
ERASURE EXAMPLES (some links below, from Wikipedia)
FOR TREE OF CODES GO HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsW3Y7EmTlo
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
LAST POEM / FOUND POEMS
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