last month, i took part in the Folded Word daily writing base camp. on day 12, i wrote a tiny meteor poem. the poem now found a place in a handful of stones, an online-journal that celebrates the extraordinary in the ordinary:
Perseid meteor conjunction
enjoy ~~ and while there, browse 7 stones down, and visit "Catch & Release" by Karyn Eisler, the 2 of us recently had 3 asemic images up in foffof, which somehow fit both poems with their encoded title: oenisplx igrnimeeg spnimirt (the title is based on the words: explosion / emerging / imprints [of a dried out world])
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3 comments:
i love how well you and karyn can create these small poems :) i tend to babble WAY too much!
This is lovely, Dorothee. So much packed into the few lines. Like the denisty of stones.
I am tempted to go now and collect a handful. Join stones.
Thanks for the feedback!
Jessie, you already wrote a small poem that is awesome: "Little Red". i returned to it this week. so good. (it's up in the Daily author talk, first text in red: http://dailyspress.blogspot.com/2009/08/author-talk-jessie-carty-mel-bosworth.html )
and Daniela, i look forward to your stones. yes, the density of stones.
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