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“wordlick” / Joe Ross

http://www.greeninteger.com/book-digital.cfm?-Joe_Ross_wordlick-&BookID=292

In a set form of three stanzas of five lines each per page, Ross has created in his 12th book of a poetry a dynamic interchange with words themselves. Perhaps never since the great Bard of Avon has a poet in English employed such a large number of word combinations as Ross has in wordlick, encouraging the reader literally to pucker his lips and read across each line as if he had unknowingly entered some literary marathon. The good reader obviously will become, at times, winded:

Speechouting legpull gripe on sleepmaven torn
Rosepushing soilworth of Yalta spread

But by race’s end, despite all the political and social upheaval he has explored, the reader will find himself – even after doubling back to explore the truth of each phrase and glimpsing that truth in the mirror of one’s own being – taking flight on “musicwing,” the last word of this work.

Like many of his previous books, all of which have received considerable attention by both international poetry communities and critics, Ross takes his readers on a voyage through meaning, and in this work it is a jargon-spouting, ad-lingo, legalistic-nonsense, neopolitical doublespeak that we must face to get to any truth. The amazing thing is that the poet not only finishes the race but restores the world to all its wonder.

Bernstein on Czernin and Schmatz: the case of “Die Reise”

Fraud’s phantoms: Czernin and Schmatz

In the early summer of 1986, two young Austrian poets, Franz Josef Czernin and Ferdinand Schmatz, had the idea to write poems that closely resembled the poems they found most typical and at the same time most deplorable in contemporary poetry volumes, for example the work of Rainer Kunze, Günther Kunert, and Sarah Kirsch. At first they had the idea to call the poet Irene Schwaighofer (silent court), a poet born in a little town in upper Austria, who, familiar through schooling with the tenets of modernism, would need no time to forge her own distinctive style and upon being published would proceed to win many prizes and much praise. However, Czernin and Schmatz felt this process would take too long and in order to shorten the “difficult and boring” process, decided to … [ read the whole text here ]


natural language (italy in 1870 and now)

  

  1. storage technology for apples and pears in 1870
  2. nice ireland in 1870
  3. the industrial revolution in australia
  4. social consequences of the industrial tissue differentiation
  5. milk production from pasture power and national rivalry
  6. a tolerant country? traduit de l’anglais

 

se preferisci disegnare puoi rispondere qui

    
spero che qualcuno qui segua la discussione misantropo bacone scimmia.
il pagliacco creativo con la vita vira a pagina come un suono di basso tara, in questo caso la signora è oggetto di suggerimento sincero.
si passano minuti per non avere più popolo e per sapere che la fisiologia ha cifre sue per iniziare. no. basta lasciare un oggetto a vedere la partita.
non ci sono forze dipendenti. ciascuna emittente terrestre è un mecenate della mia frase preferita.

no waste of reactions

  1. next edition of the golden rule: even on demand.
  2. monuments of prune juice.
  3. a tobacco object ignoring any clue about my nostrils.
  4. the giant stars are encouraged.
  5. other scientists finally accept fuel initiation.
  6. pick a diesel engine with insecticides.
  7. cut the lake in two.
  8. it will fall on the utter dissemination of time.
  9. secondary gravitational collapses occur every day.
  10. lots of quasars made not of light but of bacteria.


asemic(s) & vispo

some recent vispo & asemic stuff by MG

– in Experiment-o, n.4, Nov. 2011:
http://experiment-o.com/, file pdf: http://experiment-o.com/issuefour.pdf

– in Tip of the knife, n.7, 13 Nov. 2011:
http://tipoftheknife.blogspot.com/2011/11/tip-of-knife-issue-7.html

– in The Bleed (0.2), 14 Dec. 2011:
http://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/301356

– in REM n.2, Dec. 2011:
http://remmagazine.net/sieverts-issues/

penso per imparare, imparo per pensare

  1. benchè si incida, potete osservare il campo di disposizione delle gente.
  2. il centimetro è un effetto della discussione.
  3. una volta che tutte le osservazioni sono state osservate, albeggia.
  4. i maiali hanno carattere.
  5. un deforme non sa di essere pronto per le pile solari.
  6. come i guasti al timone sono fonte di saggezza.
  7. dispotismo globale in qualsiasi senso.
  8. qualcuno ha lasciato valencia.
  9. bada che tutti abbiano zuccherato il potere: l’olio frenetico sta funzionando.
  10. il morbido ha strisciato esattamente.
  11. altri soldi è raro.
  12. per una metà sono banchieri internazionali.
  13. il formato dei ceppi senza fili del pacchetto esclama una bolla di colore.
  14. finalmente un’entrata usb.