April 18
last clementine the downside of a decision
Source: A blackout culled from p. 117 of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon.
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4/1/24
strawberry scented sunlight
my crumpled heart
reconsidered
A found poem from:
Maas, Sarah J. A Court of Mist and Fury, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2020. P. 125, 129.
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That’s her—
rare, beautiful, offensive
nursing a sabre cut,
all over
love
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Source text: Hemingway, Ernest. A Farewell To Arms. New York: Scribner, 1929. Print. Pg 17.
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Image Layover Source: La habitación de hotel - Photograph by Esperanza Manzanera
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4.2
time is contraband / sharpen
the edges against / a stone
slice open the world / and
the system
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Found poem. Source: Gaiman, Neil. American Gods: A Novel . Perennial, 2003. pg. 6-7.
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Join us for Poeming Spring 2024!!
It's happening again... POETRY!
This April, POEMING participants can choose any banned book as source text!
As usual, the deal is:
Create a unique Tumblr for this monthly project
Post one poem each day in April (be sure to properly cite source text!)
Join the Poeming Facebook group to post a link to your daily poem and chat with others about the process
Celebrate a month full of fun poetry afterwards! Take your Tumblr offline if you want to submit to lit mags!
Click on the link above to sign up! Newbies welcome! :)
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I don't like
shopping at Christmas
3 strangers talking to me at the same time
crowds of people laughing and shouting
looking at people's quickly moving faces
smelling cigarette breath and aftershave
adverts shouting in my head to buy things
when people grab me like ready-made rubbish
a rushing river of people and only one way to go
I like a really cold winter night when all I could see was a star
Found poem source:
Haddon, Mark. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Vintage Books, New York, 2003. pp: 8-10, 23, 32-39, 51, 82, 101-104, 145, 154, 178
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suture #167
We call
to the wind
to love us
clean
[Erasure poem]. Source text: Andrews, VC. Flowers in the Attic. pg. 167. Simon Pulse, 2009.
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April 14: but at what cost?
a girl with a mortal heart
ached and starving and cold
she swore to pay her dues
in sand and seaweed and luck
found poem from Maas, Sarah J. A Court of Mist and Fury. pg 357
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black velvet
oh man, i’ve missed a couple of days, but hey, 👋 here we are.
flashes of lightning,
the black velvet
artfully torn ⚡️
Halse Anderson, Laurie. Speak, Penguin Group, New York, NY, 1999, Print. p. 157.
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Day 3 Go-Go’s
Today/an entire Monday playing Go-Go remixes/cool and fly/down-to-earth/together inseparable
found poetry words utilized from pages 45-46 Jackson, Tiffany D.. Monday's Not Coming. First edition. New York, Katherine Tegen Books, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers, 2018
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April 1: Pink
The Poeming-BANS OFF OUR POETRY
White, E. B. Charlotte's Web. New York and Evanston: Harper and Row, Publishers, 1952. Print. Pg. 4.
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April 1
midnight / closed in on its side / a dream / alive or dead / on the opposite side / of the road
Source: A blackout culled from p. 7 of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon.
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4/6/24
identical long swords
the option to stay
or go
A remixed poem from:
Maas, Sarah J. A Court of Mist and Fury, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2020. P.157.
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Farewell self-inflicted wounds
wounded fragments
wounded sleep
I, myself with open eyes
rising
a Strega in the Lord
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Source text: Hemingway, Ernest. A Farewell To Arms. New York: Scribner, 1929. Print. Pg 11.
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4.22
people build temples to the transcendent void they recognize
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Found poem. Source: Gaiman, Neil. American Gods: A Novel . Perennial, 2003. pg. 117-118.
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April 17: police and diarrhea
*****
police
and
diarrhea
the stench of
routine
*****
Found poem by Sara Adams. Poem created from phrases on a single page of source text. Words written approximately where the words fall on the page.
Source text: Allende, Isabel. House of the Spirits. Alfred K. Knopf, Inc., 1985. Pg 273.
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