poetry
The past of his image upon me
Poetic drugs
The haiku
Japanese Death Poems
Silent Conversation
A few things that could be poetry
An Article by Wesley Aptekar-Cassels- The right combination of street signs, viewed from a artful vantage point
- Words on bit of packaging, torn to reveal and conceal as needed
- The output of a command line tool, perhaps unexpectedly
- Overheard words, drifting along, liberated from their initial context
- A form, at first appearing bureaucratic, revealing humanity on deeper reflection
- An idea, if you consider it divine enough
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A Website by Nick TrombleyThe Gifted Listener: Composer Aaron Copland on Honing Your Talent for Listening to Music
An Article by Maria PopovaThe poetry of music, Copland intimates, is composed both by the musician, in the creation of music and its interpretation in performance, and by the listener, in the act of listening that is itself the work of reflective interpretation. This makes listening as much a creative act as composition and performance — not a passive receptivity to the object that is music, but an active practice that confers upon the object its meaning: an art to be mastered, a talent to be honed.
The way an oyster does
A Fragment by Kay RyanHer poems, [Kay Ryan] says, don't begin with a simple image or sound, but instead start "the way an oyster does, with an aggravation." An old saw may nudge her repeatedly, such as "It's always darkest before the dawn" or "Why did the chicken cross the road?"
"I think, 'What about those chickens?' " she says, "and I start an investigation of what that means. Poets rehabilitate clichés."
If we were allowed to visit
A Poetry CollectionIf We Were Allowed To Visit is an anthology of poems by Gemma Mahadeo rendered by Ian MacLarty.
As you move through the game's environment, the poems are rearranged into the shapes of the objects they're about, each frame becoming a new generative poem.
Haiku 2018–2019
A Poetry Collection by Katy DeCorahI found an old note that contained a project to write a haiku every day. My project started in December 2018 and ended promptly in January 2019. The themes included work, baking, and difficulty finding nice fabric.
Some Other Sign that People Do Not Totally Regret Life
An Episode from 99% Invisible by Roman Mars & Kurt Kohlstedt
Field Notes on Science and Nature
An endless living world
If there is a heaven, and I am allowed entrance, I will ask for no more than an endless living world to walk through and explore.
Why Sketch?
An Essay by Jenny KellerLetters to the Future
An Essay by John D. Perrine & James L. PattonOne and a Half Cheers for List-Keeping
An Essay by Kenn KaufmanLinking Researchers Across Generations
An Essay by Anna K. BehrensmeyerWhy Keep a Field Notebook?
An Essay by Erick GreeneThe Spoken and the Unspoken
An Essay by Karen L. KramerNote-Taking for Pencilophobes
An Essay by Piotr NaskreckiThe Evolution and Fate of Botanical Field Books
An Essay by James L. RevealThe Pleasure of Observing
An Essay by George B. SchallerIn the Eye of the Beholder
An Essay by Jonathan KingdonUntangling the Bank
An Essay by Bernd HeinrichA Reflection of the Truth
An Essay by Roger Kitching