[New-Poetry] Re: 1-line poem
Skip Fox
skip at louisiana.edu
Mon Feb 5 15:49:10 EST 2007
One line poems with titles (or is that cheating?):
Alzheimer's
A good head start.
*
Poem for McDonald's (after opening it's Moscow "restraurant."
If you can eat it here, you can eat it anywhere.
*
For my students:
Let's put the youth back in euthanasia.
*
Ode to Autumn
I change more light bulbs.
*
But there is a one word poem written by a San Francisco graffiti signer
(whatever they are called) which is one of the best of its kind. A whale had
beached itself on Ocean Beach and before an hour was up our poet had
spray-painted the dying whale with his tag: "Rat," proving once again that
the world itself is a poem. (And I wonder about the difficulties. Did he
have to dry a patch of the whale's body? Were the authorities in presence?
Where did he tag the whale? Etc. It's always nice knowing the biographical
details of great work.)
:-)
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In a message dated 2/4/2007 12:36:48 PM Central Standard Time,
bobgrumman at nut-n-but.net writes:
I'd like to say I see "err," but I don't. A penned sheep will never go the
wrong way.
To orr is human; to forgive, Andy Devine.
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