I have found the notes you hide. The first—not of your notes but of the ones I found—was stuffed in the window of a city bus. I saw it was a page from a larger work, numbered 27 and beginning in the middle of a conversation. I liked that message. Don’t we all meet in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘games’
I’m told there is a variation of Rochambeau that includes rock, paper, scissors, and hundreds of other objects. The number of rules to remember must be impossible. What is a game you’d rather make up as you go along than play?
As Timothy Green puts it, “Poetry is everywhere… It happens by accident all the time.” The idea behind his Found Poetry Project is to see what happens when you look for those accidents. Maybe a note on your power bill sounds like a haiku, or a message your drunk friend left sounds like free association. [...]
You are standing in the rain, waiting. That is, in the story I tell myself, you are waiting. I don’t know what you are really doing. Maybe you are smelling it. It is a temperate rain and I think it smells tropical, but my imagination is too easily influenced. I know this is the remnant [...]


