postal poetry: a new visual poetry project
August 14, 2008
I started a new project called Postal Poetry. Go check it out, and take a look at the first piece contributed to the project, a postcard from Christine Swint.
There’s information about the project in the site’s header.
(More ways to write, share and collaborate on poetry. Whee!)
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This is my blog wherein I, Dana Guthrie Martin, write things and stuff. Most of the time, writing and I hobble along in a sort of three-legged race where there is no finish line. (more...)
Like species, poems are not invented, but develop out of a kind of discourse, each poet tensed against another’s poetics, in conversation. — Forrest Gander
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beg, borrow, but don't steal
This work is licensed under Creative Commons. If you don’t credit Dana (by using her full name and preferably by linking back to the appropriate post) for however you copy, distribute, transmit or adapt her words, you are being bad. And naughty. And she will have her servant monkeys hunt you down and cut your hands off so you can never copy, distribute, transmit or adapt anyone’s work again and call it your own.
(Unless, of course, you were to use your butt cheeks to manipulate your keyboard with the copying, distributing, transmitting, adapting and whatnot, but Dana fortunately has only met one person whose butt cheeks are that talented. He could play a major third on a piano using nothing but his ass. She kids you not.).
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flick, flick, flick
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i cannot be bought
OK. Alright. I just need to figure out the pixels and dpi’s and I’m good to go. What are pixels and dpi’s, and where do I get some?
And, do they come with instructions?
Joyce, did you get the e-mail I sent you about the project?
This is one I think will need to break out of my shell for and participate in…
Now, where did I put the fire axe, chisel, string cheese and the big red fire truck at.
Rocas, please do send something in. K? The string cheese is very important. You need to find it.