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NEWSPAPER BLACKOUT POEMS by Austin Kleon

Snailrind rated 14 months ago
From the page: "Instead of starting with a blank page, poet Austin Kleon grabs the New York Times and a permanent marker and eliminates the words he doesn't need." --NPR's Morning Edition
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rajerino rated 7 weeks agopoetry
sweeet
graphicpoetry rated 3 months agopoetry
brilliant.
kalencki rated 5 months agopoetry
very creative... I can't imagine it is easy finding the right words in sequence to make the poem...
tassmarling rated 9 months agopoetry
all black poetry! love it!
downstreamer rated 11 months agopoetry
From the page: "Sort of like Michelangelo carving away the marble that imprisoned what he saw within."
UnoOne1 rated 12 months agopoetry
so true
WhoGivesAShirt rated 13 months agopoetry, great-ideas, arts, wit
"Blackout Poems": The kind of thing I wish I'd come up with, but am far too unpoetic ("poethetic?") and uncreative ever to have imagined. *jealous*
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