Showing posts with label writing exercise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writing exercise. Show all posts
7.25.2024
one or many
Many series poems are little more than extended writing exercises. One or two poems could count for the many.
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one,
serial,
series,
writing exercise
4.30.2014
poem made of ideas
I enjoyed reading the poetry prompt and thinking of a poem that might come from it...one I'd never write.
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imagining,
prompts,
writing exercise
2.02.2014
11.17.2013
exercise room
Trying to teach poetry with the ‘freeing strictures’ of exercises/prompts.
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freedom,
pedagogy,
prompts,
stricture,
teaching poetry,
workshop,
writing exercise
9.29.2010
preempt the prompt
Writing that comes from ‘prompts’ is not going to be important.
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importance,
prompts,
writing exercise
7.30.2007
flarf = word barf
Flarf is word barf. A glorified writing exercise, as if the world needed another
reason or method to perpetrate bad poems. (It’s no coincidence that ‘flarfing’ arose at the same time the ‘paradelle', Billy Collins’ pet form, had its day.) Has anything of lasting interest ever been created by an artist absent a compelling subject or profound emotion? Silence should be a satisfying alternative to the poet who hasn’t any reason to write.
reason or method to perpetrate bad poems. (It’s no coincidence that ‘flarfing’ arose at the same time the ‘paradelle', Billy Collins’ pet form, had its day.) Has anything of lasting interest ever been created by an artist absent a compelling subject or profound emotion? Silence should be a satisfying alternative to the poet who hasn’t any reason to write.
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billy collins,
flarf,
novelty,
writing exercise
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