(15 August 2016)
Poetry Marathon 2016
Poetry Marathon 2016: My recap
Yesterday, I participated in my first poetry marathon. Well, technically the half marathon. Twelve new poems in twelve hours. This morning, I’m very tired.
The whole exercise was deceptively difficult—not that I thought it would be so easy, but when I sit down with my big sketchbook to write, I often will write three or four poems at a time, taking maybe twenty minutes or so. That’s what I was thinking would happen when I signed up. Continue reading
Poetry Marathon 2016, Hour Four: The dream is always the same
Fourth poem of the day. Continue reading
Poetry Marathon 2016, Hour Three: The disposable nature of pop music
Third poem of the day. Continue reading
Poetry Marathon 2016, Hour Two: Georgia
Second poem of the day. Continue reading
Poetry Marathon 2016, Hour One: The doors on the right will open
Off to a good start. I wrote my first poem of the day while watching a YouTube video of a trip on Tokyo’s Yamanote Line, as viewed from the cockpit. Continue reading