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Monday, June 28, 2010

Low Tide (which is to say, full moon)

Posted by Karin Cope at 3:02 PM

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Karin Cope: What if we thought of poetry as something visible everywhere? Much of what we call poetry IS blogging, a lyric voice meandering through the sounds and images and movements of the world, trying on sensations and seeking interlocutors. Visible Poetry: Aesthetic Acts in Progress aims at expanding some horizons of this oldest of forms.

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