Entry 57 — Minimalist Poem Sequence by Endwar
#699 through #715 of my old blog are all about the anthology of visio-textual art Crag Hill and I co-edited ten years or so ago, Writing To Be Seen. I do an entry on one piece by each of the contributors and a few miscellaneous ones. Rather than run them again here, I’m going to put them all together as an essay in the Pages section to the right. It’ll start off being a jumble but eventually will get organized, as with several still-disorganized pages.
To make this entry more than just an announcement, here is the sequence of minimalist permutational infraverbal poems (subverse, in his jargon, which I believe he got from his and my pal, Will Napoli) by Endwar that I featured in #716:
Oh, and a second announcement: today I began, and almost completed, my column for the next issue of Small Press Review. No big deal except that it’s a chore I’ve tried to get to every day for at least two months. I feared I’d never do it! Really. I hope my getting to it means I’ll start being at least slightly productive again. There’s so much I need to get done.
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. add
. read
. a lie
. realize
. a verb
. reverb
. a mind
. remind
. a vision
. revision
. apt
. repeat
. a sign
. resign
. all
. real
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Oh, and a second announcement: today I began, and almost completed, my column for the next issue of Small Press Review. No big deal except that it’s a chore I’ve tried to get to every day for at least two months. I feared I’d never do it! Really. I hope my getting to it means I’ll start being at least slightly productive again. There’s so much I need to get done.
Tags: minimalist poetry