selections from Jasmeen Patheja’s ongoing Blank Noise Project
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Contributed By: Jasmeen Patheja
selections from Jasmeen Patheja’s ongoing Blank Noise Project
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Return to table of contents for Issue 2 Winter 2010
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That was the summer three years after we bought the small modular home and I was unexpectedly laid off from Curly’s Plumbing, where I had worked as an apprentice the previous four years, the summer we discovered Sarah was pregnant with our first child. But this story is more about my neighbor Jim, who hung […]
To begin, I’d like to list some qualities (requirements?) of contemporary poetry: – Very interesting language, an extremely personal style – A great emphasis on connotation, texture (as opposed to direct statement) – Extreme intensity, forced emotion, violence – A good deal of obscurity – Emphasis on sensation, perceptual nuances – Emphasis on details, on […]